sprout

IPA: sprˈaʊt

Examples of "sprout" in Sentences

Fruiting bodies sprout in the autumn.
The tree in my garden sprouts in spring.
They are about to sprout in the next season.
Garden at junior high is waiting to sprout up.
Seeing it, the woman reappeared from the sprouts.
Dodder seeds sprout at or near the surface of the soil.
Robes for the dwellers of the heaven will sprout from its buds.
One: eastern redcedar doesn't sprout from a stump like, say, locust.
Methods to decontaminate alfalfa seeds and sprouts are being investigated.
At this time of year, the sky becomes clearer and buds sprout in the field.
The seeds that will sprout and take on the same purpose as the Destiny Stones.
“A novel sprout is a very delicate thing and too early or vigorous of a critique can damage it.”
As a writing instructor once told me, “A novel sprout is a very delicate thing and too early or vigorous of a critique can damage it.”
The ingenious invention of a farm-raised Cali guy, his bro, and his GF, these hybrid ghetto blasters're upcycled from vintage suitcases and sprout from a history of tinkering with music
Crabs, starfish and other deep sea creatures swarm small patches of corals, and tiny sea anemones sprout from the sand like miniature forests across a lunar-like landscape illuminated only by the lights of the sub, otherwise living in a deep, dark environment far from the sun's reach.