sprouted

At his feet, nettles had sprouted from the dark skein.

Ballardian » “Driven by Anger”: An Interview with Michael Butterworth (the Savoy interviews, part 1)

This term, and others variants on this theme, have become catchphrases in the business community and on college campuses, where courses and even majors with these names have sprouted from the Ivies to community colleges. in the past few years.

David D. Burstein: 1 Million Pairs of Shoes Bought, 1 Million Pairs of Shoes Given Away

They have a new 100% whole grain sprouted pretzel that is delicious.

Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes » Blog Archive » Binge-Eating and Outcomes in Gastric Bypass Surgery

Stalactites sprouted from the roof, the exhaust pipe breathed out a pungent cloud of foundry fumes ...

Archive 2008-02-01

And that may be because it sprouted from a blog rather than a traditional printing press, and it is certainly web-savvy.

From Old to New Media: Blog Begets Publishing House | Disinformation

The next year, on arrival at our home, we were impressed to see how many new fig shoots had sprouted from the roots of the ancient tree.

Recipe: Fig, Lemon, Olive, and Rosemary Cookies (WHB #107)

Masago, or "fish eggs" as my wife puts it when asking for them to be left off of her sushi, sprouted from the already late-arriving Philly roll like orange blossoms on a desert cactus.

Masago (or How I Made My Wife Cry)

Hairs sprouted from the knuckle, and thin blue veins criss-crossed beneath the surface of the skin.

Friday is a GOOD day...

Then you become overcome by the improbability of it all ... an imperial city in a lagoon that sprouted from a petri dish of salt, mud and reeds.

Veniceblog:

Many branches sprouted from the roots of this legendary caste, but few of them acquired any fame.

The foundational bull ranches