Sentence examples for seed of something from inspiring English sources

He must have planted a strong seed of something happening in the West".

And, on the basis of this morning's episode, the seed of something quite interesting is already in place.

"A seed of something gets planted in you, and you think: I'm going to look at that.

The nostalgia that attracts a fan to "Garden State" is of a particular Internet variety: sow the seed of something beloved but nearly forgotten and the buds will yield attention, page views, gimmicks, and, of course, funds.

Often, hearing him talk about a story you didn't like, you start to like it too you see, as he is seeing, the seed of something good within it.

Often, hearing him talk about a story you didn't like, you start to like it too — you see, as he is seeing, the seed of something good within it.

But there are the seeds of something radical here.

He said there was something in what I had done, the seeds of something organic.

But in among the free-flowing madness were seeds of something genuinely mature.

Alistair Darling, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer under the former Labour administration, said: "This has the seeds of something disastrous.

In this desolate space he sowed seeds of something new - he pumped it full of copper sulphate solution and waited until blue crystals grew over every surface - floors, walls, ceilings, a bathtub.