Some one has told me that this would merely cause the little branch to sprout again.

Fell a tree and it will sprout again; uproot it and there is an end of it.

The earlier cut plants sprout again at once, and mature a second and even a third crop.

Red hair tangled around her face, a seed fallen to the earth and dying to sprout again.

Add in shows like Line of Duty, Prey and The Fall and the list begins to sprout again.

The lilacs have been cut so close to their roots it may be years before they sprout again.

But the vineyards of Izmak lie under a span and a half of ash and will never sprout again.'

Penance cuts off, yet thou wilt always find the root in thee, ready to sprout again; but virtue pulls up.

To what end shall we cut the cancer out of the body politic, if it sprout again in a more vital spot?

If the Winter happens to have much Frost, the tops thereof die, and in the Spring sprout again, and bear two or three good Crops.

In her case the tree was cut down to its very root, the sole scion had been lopped off, and none would ever sprout again.

Could you not cut them back, more or less hard, perhaps very hard and almost to the ground, allowing them to sprout again from there?

Very comical he looked, for his eyebrows were only partly sprouted again.

Panic sprouted again, desperate fleeing panic, but there was nowhere to flee to.

After sprouting again, allowing for the seed, increase in bulk for each rod separately.

And Peace, that hardy annual, sprouts again.