Sentence examples for which sprang up from inspiring English sources
Blogs, which sprang up to sass the establishment, have been overrun by the establishment.
Even more interesting is the development of resort hotels, which sprang up along with the concept of vacation time.
Of 120 NGOs which sprang up in Kenya between 1993 and the end of 1996, all but nine received all their income from foreign governments and international bodies.
And indeed, lock picking for sport, which sprang up over the last decade in the Netherlands and northern Germany, grew out of computer hacking.
In 2011, Shunas Hussein took part in unprecedented popular demonstrations against the Kurdish government, which sprang up in Suleimaniya's bazaar as the Arab Spring was unfolding across the Middle East.
La MaMa was one of New York's first coffeehouse theaters and became a pillar of Off Off Broadway, which sprang up as alternative theater when Off Broadway began pursuing a more mainstream audience.
"It is a formidable adversary, which springs up in several places at once inside the prostate".
But now the practice is on the wane – and the shops, pubs and cafes which sprung up to cater for them are going under.
The "people's committees," which sprung up in Egyptian neighborhoods as a counterweight to the Muslim Brotherhood, in theory were disbanded last week.
Like a heavenly conductor, Mr. Millepied turns his back to the audience and raises his arms to the ensemble, which springs up before him.
Invoking the hashtag #MuslimLivesMatter, which sprung up on Twitter after the attack, Chapel Hill's mayor sought to calm residents, calling the killings an "incomprehensible loss".
