Sentence examples for green grows from inspiring English sources

At a wedding reception in Ireland, in 1964, a Roman Catholic priest, perspiring with brio, throws his soul into a rendition of "Green Grows the Lily-O".

Film and television companies cluster above bars and restaurants.In this section Don't go that way The balance-sheet boom Not a very merry Christmas So long, Soho Green grows the privet, O! ReprintsBut the area has become far less gritty.

A combination of left-field carols and standards, highlights were Calexico's sombre version of the English carol "Green Grows the Holly", and the seductive harmonising of Wainwright and Sharon Van Etten on "Baby, It's Cold Outside".

The expensive baubles come from Calexico's Green Grows the Holly and Punch Brothers' O Come, O Come, Emmanuel – but there are delighful stocking fillers from Y La Bamba (Señor Santa) and Holly Golightly (That's What I Want for Christmas).

The computational time of connectivity-based approach (Fig. 4, green) grows in a polynomial way with increase of model's size.

BENNIE GREEN grew up in North Carolina, where his grandparents were farmers.

Friends said Ms. Green grew up in Kensington, Jamaica, and had six children living there, the youngest 14.

Another work, "Paragraphs on Wind," was inspired by the haunting atmosphere of White Sands, N.M., near where Ms. Green grew up.

They were all close to the green after their drives, but all settled for pars as the speed of the green grew trickier to guess.

The idea germinated in the late 1960s when Mr. Green grew outraged at news of plans to convert Easter Island into a jet fuelling station.

Born in Matlock, Derbyshire, Green grew up in the same block of flats in Wimbledon, south-west London, as the future Pirates.