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Meanings of sprout from in English

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Usage of sprout from in English
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The campanile has a round top and flowers sprout from the masonry.
A Wanderer in Venice
2
Molten flaming splinters sprout from funnels, lofty protrusions from surface crust .
NATURAE
3
Flowers sprout from the campanile, a beautiful white structure at a desperate angle.
A Wanderer in Venice
4
Many fell, clutching at arrows that seemed to sprout from nowhere.
Stonewielder
5
Bushes and grass sprout from sections of the towering ochre walls of Meknes.
Reuters
6
Flames began to sprout from the windows and Phoebe turned away.
Book One: Apotheosis
7
MEMBER: The chestnut tree often will sprout from the trunk.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at th...
8
Aghast, the Kagonesti saw white wings sprout from the shaft.
The Kagonesti (A Story of the Wild Elves)
9
Tall, white cylindrical funnels and vents sprout from the roof.
The Guardian
10
If they also sprout from the stump, a little care will maintain the supply indefinitely.
Practical Forestry in the Pacific Northwest / Protecting Existin...
11
The leaves all sprout from, a comparatively short stem.
The Western World / Picturesque Sketches of Nature and Natural H...
12
However, I suppose most quarrels sprout from tiny seeds.
Flowing Gold
13
Sprigs of greenery sprout from the windows and balcony.
The Irish Times
14
But I answered: 'Unfortunately the Latin language does not sprout from the pastoral fields, professor.'
Cornelli
15
Dark feathered wings sprout from her back, and her face grows pale and deeply creviced.
Death du Jour
16
Tyrion saw an arrow sprout from the throat of the man in the shadowskin cloak.
A Game of Thrones
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common