fruitionin a sentence
fruition as in: plan is approaching fruition
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The development brings our work closer to fruition.
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There is little hope the plan will ever reach fruition.
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Three days later, the plan came to fruition. (source)fruition = when work creates its result
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This brought to fruition all those years of waiting.† (source)
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Our original vision didn't come to fruition; the blueprint never came together.† (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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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)fruition = when work creates its result
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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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The launch of Rainbow Amo had been a triumph, but only after various distribution catastrophes which had now been set right; the advertising campaign had offended some elderly bishops so another was devised; then came the problems of success itself, unbelievable sales, I new production quotas, and disputes about overtime rates, and the search for a site for a second factory about which the four unions involved had been generally sullen and had needed to be charmed and coaxed like children; and now, when all had been brought to fruition, there loomed the greater challenge yet of Army Amo, the khaki bar with the Pass the Amo!† (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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All that we had worked for in 2008 came to fruition in that moment, and we enjoyed it for a few days.† (source)
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It was hard to believe that after all these months, his wicked scheme was minutes away from fruition.† (source)
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Isn't that what happens when things come to fruition?† (source)
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What I had unknowingly conjured up in my teatro productions came to fruition as land developers, along with county and city officials, tore up whole streets to build new townhouses, malls and expensive condos.† (source)
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He had a rape case coming to fruition, the perp identified from a college face book and his statements transcribed and ready for the AG's office.† (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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