On Sunday, James is the headline event at Calabash, whose slogan for 2016 is "Fruition", expressed in patois, a homage to its hometown hero, as Fruu-ish-aan.
As Gervais surveyed his diminutive actor playing Jesus on a scaled-down cross, he gave a loud laugh, cackling like a mad scientist whose plans were coming to fruition.
"There are lot of girls in our community whose academic excellence never comes to fruition because they are not given a chance," said UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Peter Salama.
Patience and experience resulted in a 93-87 victory for the Mavericks, whose adjustments on defense finally came to fruition as they held the Thunder under 100 points.
"I'm overwhelmed with relief that something is finally coming to fruition with this," said Lisa McHale, whose husband, Tom, played offensive line for nine seasons before experiencing cognitive decline and dying of a drug overdose in 2008.
Charles Gargano, the state's economic development director, assured the audience of 500 business leaders and academics that Dean Shamash was the individual whose efforts had brought the project to fruition.
He added that plans envisioned by Walter T. Shirley, who gave his surname to the hamlet and whose company built 4,000 homes, never came to fruition after his death in 1963.
Five design teams competed and two were selected to take their plans to fruition: Lauren Larson and Lyla Khalfan, whose assignment was to design a one-bedroom for a young, well-educated couple who love to travel, and Cheryl Kim and Melissa Ongsue, whose imaginary client was a single woman who entertains a lot.
This journal is the product of long and patient planning by many whose hard work has led finally to its fruition.
