Sentence examples for cross grew from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cross grew up in Birmingham, Ala., the son of a Protestant minister.

Susan Cross, a retired phone company worker, and her husband, Earl, a meat manager, moved to a ranch house in Uniondale last year after Mrs. Cross grew weary of urban life in Queens Village.

By the second mile, the cross grows heavy.

All of that sentiment for family and for what is lost feeds directly into Skinner's feelings for the community and solidarity they had known in Clay Cross growing up.

These giant watermelons, called Carolina Cross, grow so fast that a day or two after one shows up on the vine, it's the size of a small loaf of bread.

Shoot lengths of 81 recombinant inbred lines (RILs) derived from the Kinmaze/DV85 cross and 148 F2 progenies of the USSR5/N22 cross grown under anoxic conditions were measured for QTL analyses.

However it is interesting to note that in another poplar F1 cross grown at two contrasting sites, LG X and XIX were also identified as linkage groups where QTL for biomass related traits were apparent [ 32].

For the present study, we developed and used a second-generation apple DNA NimbleGen expression microarray that was designed based on our first-generation NimbleGen array [ 18] and used it to analyze RNA samples isolated from the progeny of the 'Ottawa 3' × 'Robusta 5' cross grown in Geneva, NY.

The number of family members caught crossing grew even faster during that time, from 1,118 in April to 5,656 last month.

The unrelenting violence and double-crossing grows exhausting, but, in a work of this scope, exhaustion is surely part of Ellroy's agenda.

After 3 weeks of culture, nine of the crosses growing on oatmeal medium at 25°C produced fruiting bodies (cleisthothecia), which, for one of these crosses [LCP 03914 (MAT1-1) × LCP 04111 (MAT1-2)], contained mature asci with ascospores (Fig. 1).