Sentence examples for slowly burgeoning from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps like near-death, for a constant spume of detergent froths from every hinge and crevice, slowly burgeoning and then pooling on the floor, like spittle or some nameless body fluid.

After all, the ethos of this indie band, whose slowly burgeoning fanbase has sold out shows on both sides of the Atlantic and scored them a Top 10 album, is built around the old-fashioned concept of four blokes, big crunchy guitars and chugging anthems about birds and beer – a far cry from West's hot-headed, genre-bending rap.

Nearby in our hood, was a slowly burgeoning heaven of temptation called Praphadas Palace of Gold.

Five hundred miles further south in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, the Nile flows slowly past the burgeoning city, which is now experiencing a building boom.

However, as this burgeoning industry slowly becomes legitimate, the people involved face a multitude of barriers.

Renewables are moving too slowly, so too much of burgeoning new demand will still be met by fossil fuels, at least under current climate pledges and trends.

The initial excitement of a burgeoning rap career slowly turned into frustration for will.i.am.am

The economy has grown too slowly to keep pace with a burgeoning population (now 52m) and to absorb the large numbers already without work.

Downtown is in a building boom, and a burgeoning light-rail system is slowly offering new ways to get around at least some segments of the gigantic city.

Setting a comedy record with such verve feels significant, an indication that China's burgeoning cinema attendance may be slowly fuelling a new capability and confidence in genres outside the ones the country has traditionally majored in.

Judges oversaw litigation, evaluated witness testimony, and ruled on disputes in light of a burgeoning legal profession that was slowly becoming autonomous in organization and discipline.