Sentence examples for of fruition from inspiring English sources

If last season was one of transition for the Carson club, this term must be one of fruition.

"The Joshua Tree" came out in 1987, and it felt new, an evolving form of U2: there was a sense of fruition in that weird, spiky-treed desert.

"I look at our youth development programme, and it's showing signs of fruition.

Residential areas are in red, (pale red for consolidated urban, full red for new settlements), production areas in violet (full colors indicate new industries), tertiary areas in orange, services at the municipal level are green while at higher-level of fruition are in blue.

That's impressive, considering that some of Fruition's existing clients include Coca-Cola, General Electric GEE), Delphi, Fox, Target, Tiffany & Company, Viacom and Yale University.

My initial fears -- that they would be terrified of being singled out didn't come to any kind of fruition that I am aware of.

He was still talking of other projects, of bringing to fruition some of the 40 or so films he had at various stages of development.

First, I knew that setting up such a new university would offer the possibility of bringing new ideas to fruition, of improving processes, and of optimising structures.

"It's part of the fruition of the women's movement," she said.

That's kind of the fruition of a dream that Smokey and others had when they started".

But the passion of John Adams, the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin and the eloquence of Thomas Jefferson carry the cause of independence to fruition in early July.