Sentence examples for started budding from inspiring English sources

This original chunk of music eventually became part of the second movement of the completed symphony; as Max says, the music started "budding and putting out shoots, and although I had firmly drawn a final double bar-line, it was reaching out across this, suggesting transformations beyond the confines of a single movement".

Surprisingly, we found when switched from high to low glucose, if the cell had not started budding, G1 phase could reinitiate.

The flowers start budding, welcoming spring's arrival.

"You see the flowers start budding; you know what's coming," said C.C. Villines, who joined the group 13 years ago.

The chase included a decision to start budding ace Gerrit Cole in the regular-season finale in the hopes of catching the Cardinals and avoiding the wild-card game.

We found that stalk cells have Vegfr-dependent Ca2+ oscillations when they start budding following tip cells and that Dll4/Notch signaling is required for the selection of single stalk cell similarly to tip cell selection.

When ECs start budding at 19 22 ss, the Ca2+ responses were restricted to single ECs in 44.5% at somite boundaries in the control morphants, whereas those were, in 20.8% in dll4 morphants.

The "dark ages" are over when your plant starts budding.

Brittany Chambers: Research on the gut-brain-skin connection has started to bud over the last few years.

In the higher Mojave desert, the park's namesake tree (actually not a tree but a member of the yucca genus) has just started to bud.

Governments need to jump-start the budding enterprise of utilizing -- and bringing to market -- the wondrous woods produced by urban trees as they reach maturity and need to be replaced.