Sentence examples for it sprouted from from inspiring English sources

It sprouted from a Facebook page of the same name.

The next spring, it sprouted from the stump and produced juicy figs the next summer.

During the 1960s it sprouted from the Côte d'Ivoire to Canada, and concrete salesmen grew rich on the proceeds.

Since it sprouted from the ground in 1995 everyone knows the apocryphal story of Pierre Omidyar, the founder, and his girlfriend's Pez dispensers the company has hidden behind a sort of cyberscreen.

Since it sprouted from the ground in 1995 everyone knows the apocryphal story of founder Pierre Omidyar and his girlfriend's Pez dispensers (see p. 50)–the company has hidden behind a sort of cyberscreen.

It sprouted from empty fields to become the 15th-largest concentration of offices in the country.

It sprouts from spreading rootstocks and has acid-tasting, slender triangular leaves and tiny yellow or reddish flowers.

Only Ms. Cooper's wall-work -- a viral concoction of vinyl, paper, felt and ink -- surprises as it sprouts from itself around a column like a cartoon spore.

Grass is still the pet accessory, and it sprouts from steel ledges (Clodagh) and bathtubs (Ms. Robinson), raising the question of whether venture capitalists ought to be investing in hand-held indoor lawn mowers.

What makes Seattle's leap so unique is that it sprouts from a foundation rooted in the land and the long-held values of its people.

A biennial, it probably sprouted from seed deposited by a passing bird.