bring to maturity

But in their subsequent treatment of that sacred instrument, which each had done so much to bring to maturity, they, unfortunately for the country, differed very widely.

Oh, woe to that belated winter-overtaken plant, which the summer could not bring to maturity!

We naturally wish to bring to maturity every possible plant that the ideal we are breeding for may not be lost, if it should by chance be included in the number.

There is however a fermentation in both nations, which the continuance of the war and its consequent distresses will probably increase, if not bring to maturity.

How glorious must have been the soil which could bring to maturity a harvest of such teeming abundance!