Sentence examples for sprouts from from inspiring English sources

But art sprouts from the decay.

Remove sprouts from pan; set aside.

The occasional olive tree sprouts from a crack.

A childless couple's prayers are answered when a boy magically sprouts from their vegetable garden.

White as well as black hair sprouts from beneath his beanie.

The yellow one sprouts from a protuberance, a quirky little brush of hair.

It has been abandoned for so long that a sizable tree sprouts from its broken roof.

The fungus persists for years in short-lived sprouts from old chestnut roots and in less susceptible hosts.

All that remains of it is the staircase, which sprouts from the rubble like a totem from an ancient settlement.

And hair now sprouts from my ears – one time, a barber started setting fire to them, which was disconcerting.

It sprouts from spreading rootstocks and has acid-tasting, slender triangular leaves and tiny yellow or reddish flowers.