| ...that my negotiations with the wild people of the plains will bear fruit." |
| A business venture planted up north will soon bear fruit." |
| It shall bear fruit |
| Their interviews won't bear fruit. |
| ..we're seeds taken from the same sack meant to bear fruit. |
| ...that my negotiations with the wild people of the plains will bear fruit." |
| A business venture planted up north will soon bear fruit." |
| It shall bear fruit |
| Their interviews won't bear fruit. |
| ..we're seeds taken from the same sack meant to bear fruit. |
| is still alive and well and bears fruit. |
| 'He pushes things ardently but nothing bears fruit.' |
| Also, there was an apple tree which was planted by Geshe-La, it's now huge and bears fruit. |
| But one who receives the seed into good ground, that person hears the word and understands it, and also bears fruit some thirty, some sixty, some an hundred fold. |
| Dear, I had told you that patience bears fruit. |
| is still alive and well and bears fruit. |
| 'He pushes things ardently but nothing bears fruit.' |
| Also, there was an apple tree which was planted by Geshe-La, it's now huge and bears fruit. |
| But one who receives the seed into good ground, that person hears the word and understands it, and also bears fruit some thirty, some sixty, some an hundred fold. |
| Dear, I had told you that patience bears fruit. |
| But Miyazaki's experiences here bore fruit in his later works. |
| But your father's long persuasion finally bore fruit. |
| It seems Sir Dyer's tree bore fruit a bit more deadly. |
| My mother used to say, if it ever bore fruit, its olives would be the tastiest in the forest. |
| My years-long quest for power has finally bore fruit. |
| But Miyazaki's experiences here bore fruit in his later works. |
| But your father's long persuasion finally bore fruit. |
| It seems Sir Dyer's tree bore fruit a bit more deadly. |
| My mother used to say, if it ever bore fruit, its olives would be the tastiest in the forest. |
| My years-long quest for power has finally bore fruit. |
| Minister delighted campaign already bearing fruit." |
| tree of life bearing fruit # # nourishing us all # # as the sun will become the father standing tall # # let us take our appleseed and plant it in the ground # # soon we'll seen an apple tree and hear the magic sound # |
| A tree that is bearing fruit, yours! |
| All / can say is, our investigation is bearing fruit... and we'll have more for you in the coming days. - Thank you. |
| And the seed becomes the tree, bearing fruit. |
| Have your conversations with Booth borne fruit? |
| I am pleased to report that our efforts with Mr. Northman have finally borne fruit. |
| It would appear your reconciliation with Captain Vane has borne fruit. |
| No, there is the question of whether your negotiations have borne fruit. |
| Now it seems her prophecy has borne fruit. |
| Minister delighted campaign already bearing fruit." |
| tree of life bearing fruit # # nourishing us all # # as the sun will become the father standing tall # # let us take our appleseed and plant it in the ground # # soon we'll seen an apple tree and hear the magic sound # |
| A tree that is bearing fruit, yours! |
| All / can say is, our investigation is bearing fruit... and we'll have more for you in the coming days. - Thank you. |
| And the seed becomes the tree, bearing fruit. |
| Have your conversations with Booth borne fruit? |
| I am pleased to report that our efforts with Mr. Northman have finally borne fruit. |
| It would appear your reconciliation with Captain Vane has borne fruit. |
| No, there is the question of whether your negotiations have borne fruit. |
| Now it seems her prophecy has borne fruit. |
