Sentence examples for without coming to fruition from inspiring English sources

Settlement talks have taken place in previous years without coming to fruition.

The pair were long-time Preacher fans and it was a passion project to bring it to the screen – something that had been attempted several times since the late 90s, by Sam Mendes among others, without coming to fruition.

"It is," says Cartwright, "about repressed desires and how some people's lives can be lived without ever coming to fruition".

FIDE have made similar announcements in the past without them coming to fruition; while the timing of the announcement in the midst of a tense presidential election campaign may not be entirely accidental.

"Maybe," says Andrew, "we were too close to see it". Instead, they pitched other ideas and wrote any number of screenplays without anything coming to fruition.

Three years later, her ambitions are coming to fruition.

If so, how close is this to coming to fruition?

The odds of this perfect world coming to fruition?

"Our expectations are coming to fruition," starter Dillon Gee said.

This ambitious initiative is coming to fruition.

That combined mission is coming to fruition.