Sentence examples for saw to fruition from inspiring English sources

He initiated the discussions and saw to fruition Phelps' partnership with The Kendal on Hudson continuing care retirement community.

What concerns do they have, and why? 3. Re-read the last sentence of the New York Times article, in which Mr. Allen is quoted as saying, "I have a lot of things I want to see to fruition".

PARIS — On Dec. 24, 1907, a group of bewhiskered men gathered in the bowels of the Paris Opera to begin a project that by definition they could never see to fruition.

The report found this "further marginalises the Carmichael proposal" by making lenders less likely to provide the debt funding needed to see the project to fruition.

State lawmakers agreed on an important first step toward building a Second Avenue subway line the full length of Manhattan today, but stopped short of pledging to see the project to fruition.

What is the guarantee that we will ever achieve a viable high-mileage automobile using fuel cells if this administration doesn't have the staying power to see to the fruition of other fuel-saving strategies?

It needed the optical revenue that we predicted would come for five years and then saw come to fruition in the 1990s.

"I would love to think that both parties see the opportunity here and will be able to see it to fruition," Stern said.

Ara is definitely an amazing innovation, and a project that it would be amazing to see come to fruition.

As cute as it may be to see a child read off such a statement at a press conference, such a world isn't one I want to see come to fruition.

Among friends she is known for her easy smile and for being painstaking about the tiniest details and for working doggedly to see them to fruition.