Sentence examples for as grown from from inspiring English sources

An 1896 monograph (Charlotte Malvina Bulkley, Southport, "Reminiscences of the Past") identifies a willow in Southport as grown from a tree "planted on Buonaparte's grave on the island of St. Helena [sic], where he died in 1821.

They are interpreted as growing from negative δ18O fluids that were produced by metamorphic dehydration of high-T glacial-hydrothermally altered rocks during continental subduction-zone metamorphism.

She later married Liverpool poet Roger McGough, but remembered McCartney as growing from a "plump young schoolboy into someone very much his own person" during their time together.

Many died of age, as those grown from cuttings (as most are) only have a lifespan of around four decades.

And the nonelite journals published an increasing share of the most highly cited papers within each field as well, growing from 14% to 24%.

Q. You've been involved with the company as it's grown from how many employees?

Some speculate that this is "imperialism 2.0" as trade has grown from $186.37m£125m5m) in 2002 to $3.27bn in 2013.

Worldwide, high-margin items such as perfume have grown from 14%of total sales to 19%.

Bacteremia was defined as E. sakazakii grown from the blood of a case-patient without evidence of meningitis.

Even the bookshop looks as if it is grown from Hermès roots.

FLSs were grown from SFMCs as done previously [ 34].