to sprout in a sentence

• Summer branches of the Library began to sprout up in the 1930s.
• Large satellite dishes began to sprout in rural Canada in the mid-1980s.
• But Kim has often been disappointed as graft has continued to sprout.
• Later " tiangges " or small stalls began to sprout in Greenhills.
• Microgreens are planted with very low seed density compared to sprout processing.
• Alas, that boat continues to sprout fresh leaks with each passing week.
• Industrial parks and malls began to sprout, including some financed by Palestinian-Americans.
• Sometimes it takes a while for the corn to sprout and grow.
• Gradually the field began to sprout drilling rigs wherever stability conditions allowed.
• Avoid turnips with wrinkled skins or those that are beginning to sprout.
• It's difficult to see to sprout in a sentence .
• Two seeds I planted required more than a year to sprout.
• Shopping malls also are expected to sprout along the Malaysian side.
• The bulbs will begin to sprout when the roots have developed.
• St . Peter's dome appears to sprout from the STORY IN
• Removing the tip bud stimulates the dormant buds to sprout those new shoots.
• Seeds fail to sprout, or crops wither beneath the relentless sun.
• Some think the holes may spur the body to sprout new blood vessels.
• However, if the seeds do manage to sprout they demonstrate symptoms almost immediately.
• Shoots of rice are beginning to sprout from watery, mud-walled rectangles.
• A few are able to sprout after forest fires ( e . g.