Sentence examples for seedling of from inspiring English sources

Nice touches include organic champagne, flowers and a cake, and planting a seedling of the endangered Bermuda cedar tree.

Back then, it felt like a seedling of an idea that was yet to fully take root in business.

He recalled importing a seedling of a dwarf pine from Japan.

They don't necessarily have to be innovations that have taken off yet, it could just be the seedling of an idea that you think has potential.

Ms. Maidman stopped by a seedling of the double coconut palm, coco-de-mer (Lodoicea maldivica), from the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean.

In "The Bush Victory Garden", the tender seedling of Afghan democracy has died in a landscape of cracked mud, while the thistles of opium farming, warlords, and al-Qaida are in vigorous bloom.

The six dancers she has hired as the "seedling" of a new company might eventually be part of a larger company that performs modern-dance classics, not just her own work.

Then again, I have yet to meet an American gardener who doesn't harbor, in some unbuttoned vest pocket, a seedling of Anglophilia.

That way, people can learn from failure and move on, perhaps turning some aspect of the setback into the seedling of a new success.

Of those 346 trees, 85 were special memorial trees, six of which were destroyed and eight transplanted, including a 45-foot seedling of Maryland's Liberty Tree, which survived for 224 years until irreparably damaged by storm in 1999; the transplanting of that seedling meant moving 92 tons of tree and root ball.

The show is a mixed bag of only intermittent sublimity, but one of its most sublime inventions is the character and attributes of the reprocessed, hermetic, mimetic, and grace-spangled insurance executive Dougie Jones (played by Kyle MacLachlan) — and I think that the seedling of Dougie's mannerisms is found in Arnold Schwarzenegger's first dramatic scene in "The Terminator".