Sentence examples for further swell from inspiring English sources

Bring up the Bodies will further swell Mantel's coffers.

Eriksen's arrival was confirmed by the club last night and he will further swell Villas-Boas's attacking options.

And in a perverse feedback loop, a continuation of these policies will further swell the deficit, impeding job growth even more.

But the scale of the downturn in his personal reputation with voters will further swell mounting anxiety among Labour MPs and ministers, especially those defending marginal seats.

Most likely the water will wind down to the area around Morgan City, near its heel, and then loop back to further swell the swamps around this and other small communities.

Kevin Wimmer, the big centre-half, has been signed from FC Köln to further swell Pochettino's defensive options and the manager hopes the unit will prove to be more secure than the one that shipped 53 goals in the Premier League last season.

The club's finances will be further swelled by the new overseas broadcast deal, expected to be a minimum of €3bn.

Those seeking to learn English as a second language -- many of them functionally illiterate in their own tongues -- have further swelled the numbers.

Civil wars in the mountains, culminating in a massacre of Christians by Druzes in 1860, further swelled Beirut's population, as Christian refugees arrived in large numbers.

International prices have fallen sharply since the summer, as this year's good harvest has further swelled supplies and the growing financial crisis has cut demand.

Then, in the second week of the month of January , 1967— when the population of Ben Suc was further swollen by relatives and friends from neighboring villages who had come to help with the harvest, which was exceptionally abundant that season, despite the war — the Americans launched in Binh Duong Province what they called Operation Cedar Falls.