Examples of using Sprung up in English and their translations into Swedish
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youthful nightlife scene in the form of ruin bars that have stylishly sprung up in undeveloped war-torn buildings.
The Christian religion itself was often confounded with one of the many sects that had sprung up in Judaism, and which could not excite the interest of the pagan spectator.
A number of interregional trade-union councils have sprung up in the last few years
They're one of several justice oriented groups that sprung up in the wake of the Steubenville rape case.
Artists' residences have sprung up all over the world, Finland included:
Many other top line events have sprung up around the massive influx players to the game that has been created by T.V. and the Internet.
Colonies and settlements soon sprung up across the solar system,
He set himself with vigour to rectify the flagrant abuses that had sprung up, and restored the orderly administration of public worship
And in his blood that on the ground lay spill'd, A purple flower sprung up, chequer would with white.
a great many rules sprung up about it.
if not thousands of companies sprung up to get a piece of the pie.
As long as there has been life on earth new species have sprung up and old species have gone extinct.
With the advancement of society and the rise of modern home decoration, Aluminum Metal Mesh have sprung up in the decoration industry.
potters has sprung up and this has meant that the municipality is acquiring a rich cultural
However, in the last decade a new breed of microbreweries has sprung up, eschewing modern technology
correcting the erroneous opinions that has sprung up among them, and remedying the many abuses
I see so many of these high levels of truth having sprung up in the world trying to get through for the masses to utilize,
Beauty salons around the world have sprung up as a response to the growing list of clientele who even with the recession blues spend quite a lot of money on beauty treatments.
there are further opportunities for retail therapy in the modern malls that have sprung up nearby, many of which put on music
very large concentration camps have sprung up, one of them very near where I live here that's very large-sized.