Sentence examples for once sprouted from inspiring English sources
Navajo legend has it that the sacred rock once sprouted wings and carried the tribe to safety.
The stout tree trunks, with diamond shaped cavities from which leaves once sprouted, were unlike any contemporary tree trunks in the area.
[C9.] The Evolution of Online Animators Most online television companies that once sprouted in San Francisco and Silicon Alley have faded out.
Most online television companies that once sprouted in San Francisco and Silicon Alley in Manhattan have faded out, abandoning their loft studios and selling their equipment at dirt-cheap process.
The horde of Web sites that once sprouted up for price-shopping is down to a hardened handful, including Shopping.com, PriceGrabber, NexTag and BizRate.
Once sprouted, shelled and dried, watermelon seeds become edible, protein-packed treasures.
Once sprouting, pot into moist compost and continue to keep warm.
I bought a new metal rake, to help these new grasses put down vigorous roots once they sprouted.
It never occurred to him to train people until he showed up to watch a competition last year in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and his spot-on assessments of the divers led someone to ask, "Why haven't you been coaching?" The seed, once planted, sprouted when Chris Mitchell, who started SoCal Divers, approached Louganis with a coaching offer.
Once they sprout, they become food for gophers and leaf-eating insects.
Could March once again sprout a new iPad, or will Apple continue to buck trends and forgo its nascent springtime iPad tradition?
