Sentence examples for sprouted with from inspiring English sources

Cities sprouted, with jobs in construction and industry.

Sunflower, pumpkin, radish, chickpea and mung beans can all be sprouted with the addition of a little water.

His feet were bare and sprouted with more hair, and he smelled like a zoo animal, of something sour and choking.

The neighborhood has sprouted with teams ever since, and, for just as long, it has been waiting for a professional basketball superstar with a familiar face.

Around Mr. Kiefer's seven colossal, spotlighted towers, an ever-changing exhibition has sprouted with innovative works like a melting wax sculpture, inverted scaffolding, and an enormous image of an old woman made of photosensitive grass.

Another sign of the pent-up demand is a cottage industry of golf academies that have sprouted, with the most high profile featuring the acclaimed instructors Gilchrist, Haney and David Leadbetter.

It positively sprouts with allegories.

It sprouts with life.

Luxury towers in mid-construction are sprouting, with billboards advertising helipads for aspirational – and wealthy – tenants.

Restaurants, nightspots and expensive retailers were sprouting with a vengeance among the wholesale meat houses.

And the building has a 22,000-square-foot interior courtyard sprouting with well-manicured trees.