Sentence examples for sprouted- from inspiring English sources

It looks like a discarded husk from which the monumental shaft has sprouted, a tiny scrap of history at the bottom of the 23-storey monster.

Dark sky reserves have sprouted up everywhere from Northumberland to Namibia.

Hardly missing a beat, Marr tells me: "Jackie does not like the notion that she suddenly sprouted wings and became a Florence Nightingale figure".

"There are simmering tensions," said Sabnavis, whose gated high-rise sprouted up on a mill plot right in the middle of a low-income community.

Nine months later, the eucalyptuses and mountain ash in theforests that surround Marysville have sprouted a soft fuzz of green, like tentative, early-adolescent stubble.

The small militant group that Baghdadi headed was one of dozens that sprouted from a broad Sunni revolt – many of which would soon come together under the flag of al-Qaida in Iraq, and then the Islamic State of Iraq.

But Verbena wins because it's just so darn San Franciscan, with its sprouted seed bread, and duck confit with Chinese broccoli and "rice grits".

If it doesn't, the court has said it will take steps to shut the firm down.The trouble is, Aimster is only one of a number of sites that have sprouted in Napster's wake.

"Study groups" sprouted, in which reform-minded LDP members conspired with DPJ modernisers.

New roofs, fences, barns and tractors have sprouted on many local farms; plenty of shiny new pick-up trucks ply the roads.

Law schools sprouted up late in the century, in two main flavours.