Sentence examples for many burgeoning from inspiring English sources
In 1962, Quaife was playing a Futurama guitar and he joined Ray and Dave Davies in one of the UK's many burgeoning beat groups.
There are still wonderful players – Chelsea's Oscar, for example, a deliciously lithe and lissome wonderful talking doll of a midfielder – not to mention the diaspora of travelling worker gnomes out there staffing the world's many burgeoning carbon start-up leagues.
As a reader, not only do I prefer to ignore the current trends in publishing and actively seek out new literature from the many burgeoning independents that have appeared over the years, I always try to keep an eye on what's happing in academia, too.
At the time, Manchester, like many burgeoning industrial cities, was not represented by its own MP, and people had gathered from all over the region to hear Henry Orator Huntnt speak and to demand changes in political representation across the country.
As for many burgeoning web startups, mobile has been a growth area for Stitcher.
Just as Twitter had to answer tough questions as it prepared to go public, the blockchain industry now must adapt to concerns that accompany many burgeoning new technologies.
The number of cars has trebled in Tehran and many other burgeoning Asian cities in the past 10 years.
A wealth of exciting titles have been published so far this year, and, thankfully, many by burgeoning lit stars have gotten the attention they deserve.
Kendall, 16 and Kylie, 14 are both poised to be the next big stars according to many, with burgeoning modeling careers, rumors of their own show in development, and they'll join their sisters as branded businesswomen with the teen-oriented clothing line they're developing for Sears.
Property selection and presentation is a key factor in many of the burgeoning B&B training courses now available for newcomers.
Working-class Chinese cannot afford one of the costly machines, while many among the burgeoning middle classes see cycling to work as beneath them.
