may blossom
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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Under its new artistic leader, Susan Jaffe, the company may blossom while preserving its roots, but for now, its repertory confines Ballet Theater to another time.
From New York Times ● Jan. 6, 2023
But as in previous high-profile manhunts, the searchers cannot exclude the possibility that just once, a bystander’s tip may blossom into a much-needed break.
From New York Times ● Jun. 22, 2015
Major companies scout particularly for insignificant-looking items that appear in the budget for the first time-a tip-off that a staff is being assembled for a new project that may blossom into a multi-billion-dollar venture.
From Time Magazine Archive
If Pink continues down this road to damnation, her bad-girl act may blossom into sass big kids enjoy.
From Time Magazine Archive
Let her have a year or two there," was his verdict, "and, who knows, she may blossom into a beauty yet.
From Love affairs of the Courts of Europe by Thornton Hall
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