Sentence examples for countless growing from inspiring English sources
Kate Weaver Norwich Simon Jenkins doesn't seem to realise (perhaps because he apparently stays well away) that there are countless growing congregations in historic churches who would like nothing better than to give their building away.
As night came, I tucked her into bed and turned out the light — a task she had done for me on countless occasions growing up.
It can get by on very little, as countless roses growing on abandoned properties attest to, but it only thrives with lots.
It was the same Texas I'd been told to leave countless times growing up, just as my grandparents had been told to leave Mexico.
Countless are growing up in cultures where their life chances are severely diminished simply by virtue of their gender and circumstance.
Mass imprisonment for drug offences, or treating every drug user as an unfit parent, means countless children grow up without the love of their mother or father, often scarring them for life.
Angelina Jolie said that she signed on as executive producer because the film "gives hope … for other countries where countless girls grow up without the protection of laws that shield them and their bodies, shows how the courage of brave individuals can awaken the conscience of a society".
Countless locals grew up in homes with parents who are singers, musicians, dancers... you think any of that doesn't leave a mark?
The madcap adventure is about a suburban family stuffing itself into a station wagen and coming into Manhattan, something Ms. Davis did on countless Sundays while growing up.
The transition from cute little popsy to spotty teenager and beyond is rarely easy, but for the Macaulay Culkins and Lindsay Lohans of this world, their cuteness enlarged and projected on to countless multiplex screens, growing pains can lead to some equally public off-the-rails behaviour.
Politicians and pundits spent countless hours discussing growing disenfranchisement, but there was no attendant shift in the Labour Party.
