Examples of 'came to fruition' in a sentence
Meaning of "came to fruition"
came to fruition - means that something has successfully been achieved or accomplished after a period of effort or planning. It implies that an idea, project, or goal has been realized or brought into existence
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came to fruition
Whether the scheme came to fruition is unknown.
This came to fruition when undertaking assessments.
The conversations in the public came to fruition.
His fears were came to fruition four years later.
But none of these endeavors came to fruition.
That day never came to fruition in his lifetime.
Neither of these two projects came to fruition.
It all came to fruition last night.
None of these proposals ever came to fruition.
The project never came to fruition due to rights issues.
None of his future endeavors came to fruition.
None of these came to fruition for one reason or another.
None of these grandiose plans came to fruition.
This came to fruition.
Dallol is a volcano that never came to fruition.
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The solution came to fruition with these rooms formerly dedicated to catechism.
What skeptics said was impossible came to fruition.
It never came to fruition.
Plans to replace the classrooms unlikely came to fruition.
My curse came to fruition.
The scheme was approved but never came to fruition.
His dreams never came to fruition and some years later he began to write.
To the place where my soul came to fruition.
The plans never came to fruition and the site was later sold to a private developer.
I was so happy when that came to fruition.
These plans never came to fruition and are no longer viable given current market conditions.
None of these projects came to fruition.
This work came to fruition during October.
All of these recommendations came to fruition.
Ensuring that his plan came to fruition did not come without obstacles.
It was also his only one that came to fruition.
The plan came to fruition in May of that year.
Some of these ideas came to fruition.
This trend came to fruition in the writings of Origen c.
These ideas never came to fruition.
The demand fell apart among the pressures and an official authorization never came to fruition.
The bout never came to fruition.
It is fair to say we are unexpectedly delighted that those plans came to fruition.
But this never came to fruition.
It was through the feedback of a close friend that my word came to fruition.
Everything came to fruition.
His remarkable public education project never came to fruition.
Came to fruition in a way in the Bahamas.
No such vehicle ever came to fruition.
His project then came to fruition with the creation of the Synapse Picardie association.
The project never came to fruition.
The plan never came to fruition due to economic and political circumstances, however.
This proposal never came to fruition.
These never came to fruition and the site of today 's station is the original one.
This version never came to fruition.
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It should reach fruition in three to five years
Fruition and abundance is undoubtably on the way
And here is the fruition of that in actuality
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Maybe she just came to give me a message
I came to give you your poem back
That check came from the gods
