Sprouted In A Sentence

• Repeat this with sprouted peas.
• Radish seeds sprouted on dark cloth.
• Grass sprouted out between the stones of the walls and the tiles of the roofs.
• Colleges and universities sprouted up from the virgin soil of the prairie.
• Radish seeds sprouted on dark cloth 22 14.
• Zuni sprouted wheat, from which a juice or wine is obtained.

• The corn had sprouted and grown to the height of a few inches before it had withered away.
• It fairly looks daggers at the ambitious little structures that have sprouted up by its side.
• But the dust vanished with the spring rains, and the grain sprouted in the drills.
• Here and there a little straggling sage-green tuft of camel-grass sprouted up between the stones.
• After a few days they take it from the water; what is bad and has not sprouted is thrown away.
• The fish went to die at the mouth of the Saru River, when plains of hemp sprouted out of its body.
• This tree undoubtedly sprouted after the desertion of the building and grew after a mound had developed from fallen walls.
• Not a blade of grass sprouted among the broken mineral about the walls, not a flower adorned the windows.
• The appearance of the singular mushroom-bed which speedily sprouted up was extremely picturesque, in keeping with the wildness of guerilla warfare.
• Then all gathered about it and danced and sang, until after four days the seeds sprouted and the mountain began to expand and to increase in height.
• The seeds of human speech, planted in those vast wildernesses, sprouted readily into new and luxuriant languages.
• In the course of evolution they never sprouted another leg, those chairs; as they were given to him, so they remained.
• New grass already sprouted green among the grayness of the older growths, and it seemed almost cynical to doubt that spring was not verily here.
• The floor was of large flags cracked in many places, and between the chinks in moist corners sprouted sparse, colorless grass.
• The goats kept well up toward the summit, amid the snow fields, and fed on the grass which sprouted along the edges of melting drifts.
• Some of them, however, held short hoses in their hands, hoses that sprouted from tight brass coils strapped to their broad shoulders.
• Take one of the sprouted seeds, lay it on the cloth, tie pieces of thread around the main root at intervals of one-quarter inch from tip to seed.
• A score of different City-States began sending out colonies, which in turn sprouted colonies of their own.
• A traveller through a dusty road strewed acorns on the lea; And one took root and sprouted up, and grew into a tree.
• It will be apparent to you, then, that at the beginning of your young days your knowledge has not sprouted all at once, but has come out of the unknown.
• She had thought that the very seeds of her mental desires were dead, but they sprouted during a long uninterrupted afternoon and grew so rapidly they intoxicated her.
• A stately stone pine overshadowed a medley of old buildings which sprang from the top of a precipice out of which sprouted the weird branches of the prickly pear cactus.
• The trees now growing in these orchards sprouted from the roots of those which were cut down, and therefore grow in clusters, six or seven rising from one root.
• The Soviet Government sprouted and grew out of the habits, the psychology, and the condition of the Russian people.
• On the back of each trooper was fastened a compact circular copper tank, from which sprouted a flexible metal hose that ended in what looked like a ponderous type of pistol.
• Flanked by the jungle growth which sprouted thickly from each bank, a gray, ghostly shape in the shadows lying over the water, he sped through the dying afternoon.

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