Sentence examples for that planted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bauer has a perennial morning glory, Ipomea acuminata, that planted itself.
I'm sure that planted something in me about 'doing good' being what really mattered.
Was there one performance you saw as a kid that planted the seed of wanting to become an actor?
It is this removal of restraints and self-restraints that planted the seeds of rebellion around the world.
Mr. Adler used to belong the the Morning Glory Underground, a group that planted morning glories all over Manhattan.
On Tuesday, the government said it had arrested a "domestic terror cell" that planted fake bombs in crowded places.
It was their kindness, Ms. Johnson said, that planted the idea of a medical career in her mind.
The destabilizing introduction gives way to a main narrative that recounts the circumstances that planted Sloane in this scenario.
He had set this up in 1995, originally as a campus group that planted trees, picked up litter and lectured people on their environmental duty.
New Idea, the Australian magazine that planted the seed that would help undo Prince Harry's military tour of Afghanistan, is sorry: "We regret this serious lapse of judgment.
Though the album wasn't a total artistic success, it was an ambitious move and one that planted the seeds for the group's current sound.
