Sentence examples for to burgeoning from inspiring English sources
verb
To grow or expand.
- Gradually, the town burgeoned into a thriving city.
We give expression to burgeoning sentiment.
All this equates to burgeoning insecurity, not the trends toward victory President Bush talks about.
Among them are Arizona and Georgia, both of which are home to burgeoning minority populations.
How this self-avowed freelance composer will adapt to burgeoning social obligations remains to be seen.
Burney's General History of Music established him as the foremost writer on music in the country and contributed greatly to burgeoning interest in "ancient music".
Zambia's economy was then a mess but has since grown rapidly thanks to burgeoning demand from China for the copper that Zambia has in abundance.
Conceivably, Turkey might then be persuaded to accept the reality of an autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan; optimists point to burgeoning trade links across the border.
They are the ultimate global security shop windows through which states and corporations can advertise their latest high-tech wares to burgeoning global markets while making massive profits.
And once children reach their teens, sun protection succumbs to burgeoning feelings of independence and invulnerability, as well as the popular belief among teenagers that they look more attractive when sporting a tan.
"Now if you go biodynamic or move natural (and your wine is good), you become famous directly," she adds, alluding to burgeoning interest in the movement in Paris and beyond.
Expect the black market to burgeon again.
