Sentence examples for bell grew from inspiring English sources

Bell grew up in the aspiring, often politically conservative, outer suburbs of north London.

Bell grew up with Jabrill Peppers's mother, and was only then beginning to resign himself to the fact that he might lose possibly the most promising athlete ever to come from these parts.

Particularly since what followed was a steady ascent – a coming-of-age story in which Bell grew from a boy actor into a man by playing a series of boys who become men.

Bell grew up the son of a big leaguer and raised two sons who later played in the majors.

It would probably have to fold up its tentacles to fit in your breadbox, but its bell grows only to about 10 12 inches (25 30 cm) in diameter.

The alarm bells grew louder after Tropical Storm Irene last year, when the city shut down its subway system and water rushed into the Rockaways and Lower Manhattan.

Listeners are wrapped in gentle tintinnabulation at first, but as Mr. Sante's stories grow more fantastical, the bells grow into a grand wave of sound.

* Surveillance led to terror arrests * US abuse could be war crimes * Sun Heathroww bomb plot * Times: Cynicism about alerts is both fashionable and foolish * Telegraph: Free within a week * FT: Alarm bells grow louder on erosion of rights ROCKING THE PARTY Spain "seethed" yesterday, says the Herald Tribune, as Gibraltarians celebrated the 300th anniversary of the capture of the territory.

The tapes, each with the same music, play in sync at first, but within a few seconds they start to go out of phase; minute variances in tape speed multiply, and soon the piece pulses with chaotic energy, the sound of the bells growing cloudy and symphonic.

Bell, who grew up in Chicago reading the historically black newspaper the Chicago Defender, moved to New York in 2005.

Thus Bell, who grew up in rural Tennessee, and who now lives in Baltimore with his wife, the poet Elizabeth Spires, and their four-year-old daughter, has unexpectedly opened the second act of his career.