Sentence examples for road to fruition from inspiring English sources

It has been a long road to fruition for Ni Dhulchaointigh, who left the RCA with a rough idea of wanting to create a "really, really functional version of Blu-Tack that would be permanent and have lots of benefits".

It is the path that brings us back to where we left off and keeps our collaboration on the road to fruition, not perdition.

The film, which is based on "Bessie: Empress of the Blues," a 1972 biography by Chris Albertson, has been on a long road to fruition; the late Horton Foote (who shares a story credit) took an early swing at a screenplay.

Inasmuch as Yasir Arafat enjoys veto power, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian prime minister, could have never helped steer the road map to fruition.

Plans were made to extend the eastern system from Neilson Road to Brock Road in Pickering in the late 1980s, but took over a decade to reach fruition by 2000.

But the road to political transformation is likely to be an arduous one, as Belarusian liberals will need to overcome the pernicious legacies of decades of indoctrination in communist ideology for their dreams to come to fruition.

Four years later he finally had the public recognition his huge talent deserved, winning Sports Personality of the Year after supplying the finish that made him world road cycling champion and brought "Project Rainbow Jersey" to fruition in Copenhagen.

In intelligent transportation systems, the cooperation between vehicles and the road side units is essential to bring these systems to fruition.

During the construction of the freeway, the Texas Turnpike Authority considered SH 151 as a candidate to become a toll road, but this drew much criticism from local politicians and the Bexar County commissioners and did not come to fruition.

Neither project came to fruition.

It never came to fruition.