Sentence examples similar to perennial start from inspiring English sources

But what they forgot to add was that he's also amongst the most provocative businessman in this country – a perennial start-up guy who can cram more ideas into a five minute interview than most corporate execs can come up with in a lifetime.

Central Congregational UCC in Manhattan has been the perennial starting point for the Little Apple Pride Parade.

The captain faced much scrutiny for his actions - his first red card in five seasons at Manchester United - but more importantly, the behavior you least expect of a perennial starting player, especially your team captain.

The flurry of spring perennials starts the summer garden.

Now Walker Farm has 30 varieties of pansies and 1,200 other annuals and perennials started from seed, as well as 700 other plants, including 60 kinds of salvia, grown from cuttings.

Two months into the season, Teixeira is no longer battling his perennial slow start.

Perennials may start to look scruffy or leggy after blooming.

However, once the perennial variety does start producing, it will regrow year after year in warmer climates (zone 7 or above).

Hence, the situation today is the result of a perennial process which started in the mid-1990s.

This review presents a conceptual framework to analyze adaptive responses of perennial herbaceous species, starting from resistance to moderate drought with growth maintenance (dehydration avoidance and tolerance of lamina) to growth cessation and survival of plants under severe stress (dehydration avoidance and tolerance of meristems).

It was not until joining MK Dons in 2008 that the injuries became not so perennial and football started to be fun.