Sample Sentences forfruition (auto-selected)
fruition as in: plan is approaching fruition
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Three days later, the plan came to fruition. (source)fruition = when work creates its result
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Our original vision didn't come to fruition; the blueprint never came together.† (source)
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This brought to fruition all those years of waiting.† (source)
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But it was during another hunting trip that my business finally started to come to fruition.† (source)
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My father spent the last years of his life in discussion with Her Majesty in hopes of seeing an alliance to fruition.† (source)
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=========================== With the Lady Jessica and Arrakis, the Bene Gesserit system of sowing implant-legends through the Missionaria Protectiva came to its full fruition.† (source)
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However, you and I remember that Uncle Monty's promise was laden with dramatic irony, and now, here in the early-morning gloom of the Reptile Room, that irony was going to come to fruition, a phrase which here means "the Baudelaires were finally to learn of it."† (source)
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I felt a layer of sweat shimmer to the surface of my skin, because, finally, my wife's fears had come to fruition.† (source)
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Carlson Young, the head of the entertainment division of the channel, had done quite a bit to bring these projects to fruition.† (source)
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I knew that if the dreams I had for our company came to fruition, I wanted Jep to be a part of it, and I couldn't just let him give it all up without saying something.† (source)
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To more positive matters: the Clinic here is run along very clean and efficient lines, and is exploring various lines of treatment, including water therapy; and might act as a model for my own project, should it ever come to fruition.† (source)
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While arranging my hair, I looked at my face in the glass, and felt it was no longer plain: there was hope in its aspect and life in its colour; and my eyes seemed as if they had beheld the fount of fruition, and borrowed beams from the lustrous ripple.† (source)
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They were full of hope and fruition.† (source)
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Anaxagoras and Parmenides had a listener named Socrates who carried their ideas into full fruition.† (source)
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Isn't that what happens when things come to fruition?† (source)
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If the plans we were making came to fruition, all my dreams would come true.† (source)
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