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Meanings of bear fruit in English
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Usage of bear fruit in English
1
However, it could take years for these offshore ambitions to bear fruit.
2
It says it's a process which will take years to bear fruit.
3
Hilliard felt that incentives or penalties would take longer to bear fruit.
4
The wait is on to see if negotiations resume and bear fruit.
5
Though her methods are not always successful, Philippina's labors frequently bear fruit.
6
The sentiment is worth much, but it must bear fruit in act.
7
Ideas rejected peremptorily at the time often rankle, and bear fruit by-and-bye.
8
Without the power to sacrifice self, great ideas will never bear fruit.
9
Every branch in me that does not bear fruit He takes away.
10
The trees bear fruit continuously, some in blossom, others ripe with fruit.
11
They allowed the seed sown yesterday time to grow and bear fruit.
12
Ideals and inspirations set upon their hearts will bear fruit a thousand-fold.
13
Then we shall bear fruit that He will gather into His garner.
14
But if we will not bear fruit we must be taken away.
15
I hope these remarks, which are none too strong, may bear fruit.
16
It should be sown in the earth, to sprout and bear fruit!
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