How To Use Sprouted In A Sentence
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People in the mountains remain vulnerable with the winter closing in and there are also fears of disease spreading in squalid tent settlements that have sprouted in the towns.
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My green onion plant, that had sprouted six inches, suddenly wilted and died.
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By the 1960s, whites too had become avid fans of township jazz, which had sprouted into kwela's instrumental music and mbaqanga, a vocal jazz style.
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Each window sprouted a flag and blue metal mesh shutter.
The Tribes Triumphant
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Corporate funding was pumped into new buildings that sprouted up on the Belfield campus.
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Alongside them sprouted multitudinous single-issue groups, from vegetarian societies to trade unions, women's groups, and colonialist lobbies.
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
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And for good reason there is even less hope among the civil societies that have sprouted in country after country, even in the seemingly least fertile of soils, that China will help Africa democratize, which is a key to the continent's future.
Howard W. French: Obama and Africa: The Change We Have Been Waiting For?
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
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Nineteen film funds have sprouted in Korea this year alone, helping reinvigorate the local industry.
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Adam cast him into so narrow a mould, as to think that himself, who had newly sprouted up by his almighty power, was fit to be his corrival in knowledge.
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Weeds sprouted through the cracks in the concrete.
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It is from this very imagination of some fertile minds that various religious texts, rituals and ideas have sprouted.
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Prepared from germinated and sprouted grain and cereals, their food is rich in various nutrients, vitamins and enzymes and also helps in curing constipation, acidity, piles and skin diseases.
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Massive bottom-up infrastructure sprouted all over the world in bits and pieces, proliferated, and a new paradigm was created.
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Patches of contemporaneity sprouted here and there but the general concert menu had not changed in generations and, despite lavish subsidy, there was no public demand for reformation.
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Here, Downes's painterliness has sprouted where it could have been least anticipated: surrounded by a Minimalist's monument to the absolute.
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New factories have sprouted up everywhere.
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The bass player, an exceptionally tall, lean man with a bald head out of which sprouted a few knots of corkscrewed hair, looked a bit like Curtly Ambrose, the once-feared West Indies pace bowler.
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She opens her eyes, and looks at me as though I've sprouted horns.
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It's the best excuse to start your own slips from market sweet potatoes sprouted at home.
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A burst of force broke the ground next to them, and a huge, snake-like creature sprouted above ground.
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It contains superfoods like nori, sprouted quinoa, alfalfa, aloe vera and wild blue-green algae, which has virtually every nutrient known to man.
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The branches greened, leaves sprouted, and blossoms sprung and turned into ripe apples.
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Her body was crumbling: she was confined to a chair with an osteoporotic spine, and her neck seemed to have collapsed so that her head apparently sprouted from her upper chest at a crazy angle.
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Fire had sprouted on several of the rooftops and street carts, its tongues licking the feet of those who ran by it.
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It has already sprouted three new shoots around the cutting and shows no sign of slowing.
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The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.
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Weapons mounts sprouted from every possible angle—Sisko, eyes narrowing, counted four projections that should be phaser mounts on just one of the down-curved, backswept wings—and the hull was laced with what appeared to be sensor points.
Proud Helios
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Also, a new industry has sprouted to help manage relocation costs, which often includes helping an employee's spouse or partner find employment in their new area.
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Pan-Arabism sprouted in the Ottoman Empire ruling period. Its basic assertion is that Arabians are a national community with goal to establish a United and independent Arabian country.
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Babystars, fleabane, and the aptly name fireweed, post-fire denizens of the vegetation world, had already sprouted and were laying claim to the barren slopes.
News Review - Top Stories
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Angus led the old garron to the place called Clachan Knowe where big erratic boulders sprouted from the heather like henge-stones.
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A shock of white hair sprouted from his scalp and his craggy face was accented by thick, bushy eyebrows.
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• The crucifer family Cruciferae, which gets its name from the tiny cross you can see if you look at a recently sprouted seed.
Eat, Drink, and Be Healthy
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In it sprouted last year's saprophyte seeds, salt and alcohol in their tissues to prevent freezing, and covered the rocks with ocherous and purple patches.
A Circus of Hells
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Your ability to distinguish sprouted brown rice protein from heirloom maca marks you out as one of the evangelical elect.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its handle was sticky with last week's lasagna and the mold it had sprouted since, but it felt good in her hand.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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And with an entire community having sprouted along the river, there is no doubt that the next flood will be a complete wipeout.
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Columbine and nicotiana sprouted everywhere, as did a colony of small buddleia.
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They had sprouted from buried wood in the vegetable garden and sported livid blue-green, slimy caps.
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It was as if every single cell in my body sprouted wings and started flying about inside wildly.
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The germ of an idea sprouted in his mind: maybe, instead of highlighting the drama of the story, the film should highlight the absurdity of it.
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How an old political feud that sprouted 17 years ago amid the deep coal mines of Appalachia was settled this Spring in a Kentucky state Senate primary.
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Stalactites sprouted from the roof, the exhaust pipe breathed out a pungent cloud of foundry fumes ...
Strange Fiction in the Marketplace
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She had a mole on the left side of her chin which sprouted hairs as if it had a life of its own.
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She saved an old apple tree which the gale of 1987 had blown horizontal, but which sprouted again in the spring.
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To look the part, I let my hair grow down to the middle of my back, sprouted a goatee, and put six diamond studs in my left ear.
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Dozens of cultivation tools are at the organic producer's disposal, he added, from rotary hoes to new machines that simply vibrate soil to uproot newly sprouted weeds.
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so no time for LJ or even work, but here is what I want to write about finding garlic growing wild where wild grapes are ripening how the elderberries are set but nowhere near ripe sumac lemonade--giving it another chance black medick seeds--edible, but a lot of work, and maybe better not quite so roasted? or maybe better sprouted?
Notes for later
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Not long ago so many plants sprouted from a single packet of seed that willowherb itself might have been jealous.
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But, such is the demand, many firms have sprouted up offering birthday treats for children.
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Since that day, all the acreage around their place has been divvied up into little parcels that sprouted split-levels, fake brick fronts and emerald chem-lawn.
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its handle was sticky with last week's lasagna and the mold it had sprouted since, but it felt good in her hand.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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Tufts of balding, meager dun hair sprouted out from the man's scalp in every possible direction like a windblown bush, followed by wide, tangled eyebrows and small, beady, madly darting eyes which bulged from within a round, bloated face.
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Little of the wheat or spelt in New York made baking quality; farmers just couldn't get into the sodden fields to harvest before the grain sprouted.
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Wiregrass sprouted, and thornbush grew; Nature, the master-camoufleur, completed the work of hiding the forgotten headquarters.
The Cosmic Computer
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Just feeding moldy grain isn't a wise idea, but moldy grain can be roasted, sprouted grain can be dried, and baleage can be made if you can't get hay dry.
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It was at that point - my attention momentarily diverted from my crotch - that I noticed that I had suddenly sprouted a giant zit on the very frontmost tip of my nose.
Zipless
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Intent on climbing, all she could see of him was the top of his head, which sprouted a shaggy growth of dirty blonde hair that barely brushed his shoulders in elegant, sweaty and tangled locks.
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A few kilometres further on we reached the "bizarre monticule," from which sprouted a still more bizarre château.
The Princess Passes
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I recommend for those of us who are vegans or pure vegetarians that they learn more about the health-giving properties of sprouted organic grains.
Georgianna Donadio, MSc, Ph.D., D.C.: Rethinking Grain-Based Carbohydrates Part II
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Unfortunately for me, I developed early and, in the course of doing so, sprouted rampantly growing patches of thick, dark fur all over my body.
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And became immediately obsessed with figuring out whether that zit had been there throughout My Afternoon of Zipless Stupidity or had just sprouted, and, then, whether the presence of a giant zit on the nose of a zipless lecturer might distract from her state of ziplessness.
Zipless | Her Bad Mother
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It was at that point – my attention momentarily diverted from my crotch – that I noticed that I had suddenly sprouted a giant zit on the very frontmost tip of my nose.
Zipless | Her Bad Mother
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By the 1960s, whites too had become avid fans of township jazz, which had sprouted into kwela's instrumental music and mbaqanga, a vocal jazz style.
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Also he ate a little of the bread he had brought with him; and with it some of a brisk juicy herb, called samphire, that sprouted richly in the cliff, which gave his meat an aromatic savour; and with a drink of fresh spring water he dined well, and was content; then he climbed within the cave, and fell asleep to the sound of the wind buffeting in the cliff, and the fall of great waves on the sea beaches.
Paul the Minstrel and Other Stories Reprinted from The Hill of Trouble and The Isles of Sunset
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Sprouted grain, or malt, is soaked in water which may be inoculated with a former batch of bouza to provide yeasts.
Interactive Dig Hierakonpolis - Hierakonpolis 2007 - Field Note 1
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On our retreat the soldiers got very thirsty for tobacco (they always used the word thirsty), and they would sometimes come across an old field off which the tobacco had been cut and the suckers had re-sprouted from the old stalk, and would cut off these suckers and dry them by the fire and chew them.
"Co. Aytch" Maury Grays, First Tennessee Regiment or, A Side Show of the Big Show
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Soft Brown mosses, like faded velveteen, formed cushions upon the stone tiling, and tufts of the houseleek or sengreen sprouted from the eaves of the low surrounding buildings.
Far from the Madding Crowd
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the plant sprouted early this year
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Grass, trees, and flowers sprouted from the ground until the entire plain was full of life.
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Nuts, seeds and dried fruits are good sources of zinc, as are sprouted legumes, seeds and grain, tahini, fermented soya products like tempeh and miso, and legumes.
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Israeli scientists recently grew a 120cm-tall date palm from a 2000-year-old seed which has been confirmed as the world's oldest-sprouted seed.
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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The good news is that sprouted beans are said to cause less wind than whole pulses.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unchecked weeds sprouted wildly between the cracks in the pavements where overgrown and unruly front lawns had spilled over the remains of collapsed walls.
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Soft brown mosses, like faded velveteen, formed cushions upon the stone tiling, and tufts of the houseleek or sengreen sprouted from the eaves of the low surrounding buildings.
Far from the Madding Crowd
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Back in 1986, they hadn't even sprouted much coral yet, and so were without blue lagoons and white beaches, amenities many human beings used to regard as foretastes of an ideal afterlife.
Galapagos
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Abundant hair sprouted from his broad chest.
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Among gnarling branches there sprouted round, deathly pale berries the size of his head and even larger and from them emitted a stench like decay.
WORLD OF WARCRAFT STORMRAGE
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As proposals for hazardous waste incinerators sprouted up throughout the country, The Rush to Burn spread like wildfire.
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It was a lawn of sweet close turf in the center of the matted brake, of clean firm earth from which no shameful growth sprouted, and near the middle of the glade was a stump of a felled yew-tree, left untrimmed by the woodman.
The Hill of Dreams
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Tim has sprouted a beard since we last saw him.
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Wild plants and flowers sprouted all over the place, creeping up the trees.
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From under his wings sprouted lacy filamentous golden plumes that once sent Victorian society into paroxysms of covetousness and slaughter.
Country diary: Papua New Guinea
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When I have sprouted chinquapins in the north and there is danger of their not lignifying when the ground begins to freeze, I put a lot of little sticks upright amongst them, so that my mulch will not bear too heavily upon the chinquapins, and then cover them with several inches of oak leaves, or any good, strong leaves that will not pack too tightly.
Northern Nut Growers Association, Report of the Proceedings at the Seventh Annual Meeting Washington, D. C. September 8 and 9, 1916.
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He was goggling at her as if she had suddenly sprouted a third arm and an additional head.
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The shop is already stocking freekeh, the sprouted green wheat that has replaced quinoa as the hipster grain de jour and is grown by a Palestinian farming co-operative in the West Bank.
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Mass rallies have sprouted in the country's second-largest city following the issuance of the warning memorandum by the legislature.
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She looked at me as if I'd sprouted purple hair.
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The spokesman added that many sportsmen sprouted facial hair and wore their hair long in the 1970s.
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Pendulous sedges crowded the footpath, fungi sprouted in brown, black, orange and white.
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He has also sprouted an abundance of facial hair.
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In the last few years, two cafés and a winery have sprouted up, and a fresh produce and fish market is to open any day.
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A long red ostrich plume sprouted back from the hat giving him a dapper appearance that befit the captain of a ship.
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The crop had been contaminated by biopharmaceutical corn which was planted last year in the same field and unexpectedly sprouted again.
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It is a sort of thin flatbread, made with sprouted seeds that have been ground and dehydrated.
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The good news is that sprouted beans are said to cause less wind than whole pulses.
Times, Sunday Times
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In some areas near the edge of the berm, new grass has sprouted up along with some small semisucculent plants.
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They couldn't give them much water, but in a few days, the seeds had sprouted anyway.
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A thick layer of snow lies on the rooftops, lights flash and twinkle on every street and a dazzling forest of trees has sprouted up all over the city.
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I stared at him as if he suddenly had sprouted horns.
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When the dry season started, with all this increased solar energy, gramineous plants sprouted all over the place and smothered the alfalfa.
Fidel Castro Addresses ICA on Livestock
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Hundreds of mushrooms had sprouted up overnight.
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The rain has sprouted the seeds overnight.
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It reeked of mildew and mould, like damp left in the corner of a room to fester until it sprouted life.
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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
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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)
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The best way to grow potatoes is to use small tubers that have been sprouted for at least a month.
Planning the Organic Vegetable Garden
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Remember, all those seeds of protesting have long ago sprouted petals of warriorism in the destituted minds of black people longing to be free to fight for freedom of their people.
Another Day, Another Kabaka Story...
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The good news is that sprouted beans are said to cause less wind than whole pulses.
Times, Sunday Times
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For many years, other crops of ash and maple seeds landed and sprouted.
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At his feet, nettles had sprouted from the dark skein.
Ballardian » “Driven by Anger”: An Interview with Michael Butterworth (the Savoy interviews, part 1)
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Sow mustard after other salad greens have sprouted; this vigorous grower can crowd out everything else.
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The most popular M lentil is moong, often used in its sprouted avatar.
Archive 2005-12-01
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Hair sprouted from his chest.
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Tough brown grass and weed trees sprouted from the gaps between the cobbles, and the mossy walls of what once might have been a huge stone manse.
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Its handle was sticky with last week's lasagna and the mold it had sprouted since, but it felt good in her hand.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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The Russian Revolution provoked immense fear in conservative Europe, especially as communist movements sprouted in Hungary, Finland, France, and Germany.
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His tiny waist was the centerpiece of a torso that sprouted massive arms and pecs, and his leg development was ahead of its time.
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Tom has sprouted a beard since we saw him last.
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A chiffonade of herbs, mesclun and tiny yellow cherry tomatoes accompany a "cannelloni" of cucumber strips wrapped around sprouted quinoa and cashew cheese (their secret ingredient).
Canada.com Top Stories
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A growing industry has sprouted to serve companies seeking to shake loose extra cash.
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A bar dominated the front of the room, and table and booths sprouted up all around the room.
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While hand-weeding is the most common practice, pre-emergence spraying with atrazine or ametryn will control weeds until the plants have sprouted; subsequently paraquat carefully applied with a shielded spray may be used.
Chapter 37
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Jim seemed to have sprouted a beard.
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As a matter of fact, profitable crops are grown in the most simple way; the seed is neither sprouted nor disbudded, and with a well-made soil and a favourable season, the return is ample, and all claims are satisfied.
The Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots 16th Edition
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You will know they are ready when they are fully sprouted.
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Nuts, seeds and dried fruits are good sources of zinc, as are sprouted legumes, seeds and grain, tahini, fermented soya products like tempeh and miso, and legumes.
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Denominations have sprouted over the history of the church for a number of reasons.
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The land is clearly farm country this morning - fields worked smooth, crops sprouted, sun on black soil and green plant.
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the potatoes sprouted
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Each window sprouted a flag and blue metal mesh shutter.
The Tribes Triumphant
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Pan-Arabism sprouted in the Ottoman Empire ruling period. Its basic assertion is that Arabians are a national community with goal to establish a United and independent Arabian country.
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In some areas near the edge of the berm, new grass has sprouted up along with some small semisucculent plants.
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Massive bottom-up infrastructure sprouted all over the world in bits and pieces, proliferated, and a new paradigm was created.
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Its handle was sticky with last week's lasagna and the mold it had sprouted since, but it felt good in her hand.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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I was surprised to find it had sprouted new branches 15 cm long, with flowers!
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After them, seven other heads of grain sprouted - thin and scorched by the east wind.
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When the first rains of autumn came the mattresses were soaked; fungus and mildew sprouted where the sick would have lain.
COLDHEART CANYON
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Weeds have sprouted up vigorously on the long stretch of land that leads to the water's edge.
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Abundant hair sprouted from his broad chest.
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a very small, just sprouted potted plant. a candle for each covener present. a MOTHER.
The Book Of THoTH, Popular Articles from The Archive Category - Ordo Templi Orientis
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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
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By the 1960s, whites too had become avid fans of township jazz, which had sprouted into kwela's instrumental music and mbaqanga, a vocal jazz style.
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Am now following your tweets not that I have time to check all the various networks that have sprouted - where's the adium for all these various forms of communication?
Web Communication Experiment: Blog vs. Facebook vs. Twitter - Publishing 2.0
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The understated, brick exterior now stands out amongst the bland residential high-rises that have sprouted in the River North area in recent years.
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I am given bhel puri delicately served in a small portion followed by the best version of the humble green sprouted moong dal served on a one-inch dia papad.
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Rarely seen boulders jutted out from the brown surface of the Danube and grasses and tree saplings sprouted up in the dried mud at the foot of the city's stone river banks.
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Hotels, villas and restaurants ready to accommodate holidaymakers have sprouted in profusion on the mountainside.
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Thick metal cables curved up from that helmet into the ducted roof as though the man had sprouted banded antlers.
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Meanwhile, since that day all the acreage around their place has been divvied up into little parcels that sprouted split-levels, fake brick fronts and emerald chem-lawn.
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Various antennas related to the mission sprouted from the fuselage while four wing pylons held other related equipment such as chaff dispensers and noise jammers.
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It was as if a beloved stone statue had sprouted weeds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its handle was sticky with last week's lasagna and the mold it had sprouted since, but it felt good in her hand.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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Within no less than three days, a cherry tree sprouted from that very place.
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The rain has sprouted the seeds overnight.
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The successful cells sprouted hairs, and eventually a filamentous structure emerges that, with a shake, can spontaneously fragment into daughter cells.
SuperCooperators
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The field is harrowed to kill the weeds which have already sprouted, then the corn will emerge soon afterwards.
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Where the high minko had been buried, goldenrod, daisies, and sunflowers sprouted.
Fire The Sky
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A Forest Service staff geneticist planted them anyway, and the seeds sprouted.
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I just noticed this morning that the pumpkin I planted eons ago has finally sprouted in a major way.
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The surface is unevenly imprinted with finger marks, and it has sprouted a pair of copper hoops.
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A bountiful crop of new nautical books sprouted up this year that should feed any boater's desire to remain connected, however vicariously, to the sea during the winter.
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Last night the vegetable was cauliflower-potato-peas, and along with that there was sprouted moong (i.e., mung bean sprouts) cooked in a thin sauce with yoghurt and a little chickpea flour, like a kadhi.
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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
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All you have to do is rinse the sprouts once a day and refrigerate them once they have sprouted.
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His overlordship sprouted a swiftly waxing arrogance that denied any superior.
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During the past quarter-century, bars, discotheques and theaters sprouted all over Baghdad.
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the corn is sprouted
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Tiny pockets of purple lavender sprouted hopefully from cracks in the baked earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its length was shortened, then its skirts were fastened back, then it became cutaway at the front; it grew a collar and sprouted epaulettes.
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By this time the region had sprouted quite a few more vineyards and wineries.
