sprout造句

The seeds sprout into small, hairlike seedings.

These potatoes have begun to sprout.

The seeds will sprout in a few days.

In spring, here, drizzle moistens land , also feed rice sprout.

Now I put the seed in the soil. And then we have the sprout.

His immense capacity for enjoyment, like the breezes of spring, helped poetry to sprout.

He may be a sprout right now, but give him a few more years.

Moreover, turnip, cabbage, white sprout of bean, the sprout of bean, the white spring onion, looks although belong to white, at Korean 5 colorses reduce weight in or Be returned to a green food.

It's true that soy, like many plants, have anti-nutrients -but when you cook, ferment, soak, roast, or sprout these plants, you do away with the anti-nutrients.

The bottle tree, plump and leathery at its base, tapers to a sprout of twisting, hand-like little branches clutching bouquets of pink flowers.

From this microbial soup, fibers begin to sprout and propagate, eventually resulting in thin, wet sheets of bacterial cellulose that can be molded to a dress form.

Land that was untouched could be tainted by air and waterpollution as generators, smokestacks and large vehicles sprout to support thegrowing energy industry.

What sets China apart from other countries, however, is its unprecedented pace of development -swhereselse in the world do new highrises seem to sprout up virtually overnight?

Who could ever believe that a seed dipped and dried twenty-one times in the juice of a species of cactus would sprout and flower and fruit all in the space of an hour?