| "Little did the doughty plainsman realize that this tiny prairie primrose "was one day to burgeon into womanhood's fairest flower, | |
| The best way of accomplishing this, so it seemed to him, was to rouse the people from their apathy... by giving them back their joyous old gods, and as a result of this worship, the barren island would burgeon and bring forth fruit in great abundance. | |
| those who grew to be a threat to your america continue to burgeon. | |
| "Little did the doughty plainsman realize that this tiny prairie primrose "was one day to burgeon into womanhood's fairest flower, | |
| The best way of accomplishing this, so it seemed to him, was to rouse the people from their apathy... by giving them back their joyous old gods, and as a result of this worship, the barren island would burgeon and bring forth fruit in great abundance. | |
| those who grew to be a threat to your america continue to burgeon. | |
| "From the speakers, Madonna burgeons: And tells us she's a virgin" | |
| "burgeons with life, exuberance and fantasy." (CLEARS THROAT) | |
| "From the speakers, Madonna burgeons: And tells us she's a virgin" | |
| "burgeons with life, exuberance and fantasy." (CLEARS THROAT) | |
| Here, at the gates of Port Moresby airport, where the aboriginal ends his journey through the time and where he cannot find a reason to all the things he learned, but saw too quickly, the "Cargo Cult" has burgeoned inside of him, that is, the cult of these cargo airplanes. | |
| It burgeoned. | |
| "Unnamed sources say producers are none too happy "with the burgeoning diva's shenanigans, "and wager that this starlet will burn out faster | |
| (Woman) Looking into each other's eyes as you breathe each other's breath, each waiting for the other to make the first move, can create one of the most intoxicating moments of a burgeoning relationship. | |
| - Because I... I'm just trying to pinpoint the dates when this community was really burgeoning. | |
| - It's burgeoning... | |
| ...given the demographics boom of the burgeoning middle-class. | |
| Here, at the gates of Port Moresby airport, where the aboriginal ends his journey through the time and where he cannot find a reason to all the things he learned, but saw too quickly, the "Cargo Cult" has burgeoned inside of him, that is, the cult of these cargo airplanes. | |
| It burgeoned. | |
| "Unnamed sources say producers are none too happy "with the burgeoning diva's shenanigans, "and wager that this starlet will burn out faster | |
| (Woman) Looking into each other's eyes as you breathe each other's breath, each waiting for the other to make the first move, can create one of the most intoxicating moments of a burgeoning relationship. | |
| - Because I... I'm just trying to pinpoint the dates when this community was really burgeoning. | |
| - It's burgeoning... | |
| ...given the demographics boom of the burgeoning middle-class. | |
