Sentence examples similar to life fruition from inspiring English sources
Even if the threats being bandied about now don't come to real-life fruition, their chilling effect is real – Sarkeesian noted that women are already "being threatened out of the industry and out of their homes".
"My professional life came into fruition after David," he said.
"I am so pleased that our dream of bringing these two series back to life is coming to fruition," "AMC" and "OLTL" creator Agnes Nixon said in a statement.
For the founder, this is a life-changing moment, the fruition of a decade of work, a testament to their team's efforts.
"These artificial means are fatal to human life, either preventing it from fruition or actually destroying it," the Catholic Bishops Conferencee of the Philippines said in a statement on the eve of the votes in Congress.
Working until the time of her death as director of the Movement Disorders and Molecular Psychiatry Division of the Nathan Kline Institute, Dr. Richardson saw her life's work come to fruition in 2002 with the release of a medical treatment she created for Tardive Dyskinesia, a stigmatizing disorder afflicting some of the most severely ill psychiatric patients.
Hard work is the difference between your dreams and their fruition - in life as well as work.
They'll probably come to fruition in my life.
Alas, none of this came to fruition, as her life circumstances suddenly changed for the worse.
Alice Paul died two years later in 1977 never seeing her powerful words and her life's work come to fruition.
Happily married with three young girls, she was finally enjoying a phase of fruition of her life's efforts, which was after a couple of decades of hardships and juggling time between her family and professional life.
