Sentence examples for grew looser from inspiring English sources

At least for the first hour — before the concert grew looser and more obvious — he seemed consumed by the task of generating new value, and he was formidable, no joke at all.

The art that resulted was grounded in well-schooled convention (there's a superb early academic nude on view), but grew looser and richer in style and moved effortlessly between historic, ethnographic and religious themes.

Monetary mores grew looser still in the 1920s with the explosion of consumer finance (tied to the rise of the motor car) and speculative, debt-fuelled investment.In this section English as she was spoke Fancy women have their say Borrowed time Ducats for Caravaggio Breath of violence ReprintsA number of themes recur.

But as it grew fast it also grew loose.

Her clothes are growing looser, her skin more lesioned.

With each phrase, Gore appeared to grow looser and more ironic.

No significant legislation has passed as a result; by many measures, gun laws have grown looser.

But on the "Carter" series his phrasing has grown looser, trickier and funnier: "Wittier than comedy," he raps in "La La".

That test comes as the underpinnings of the relationship grow looser and as the generation of perpetrators and survivors of the Holocaust begins to disappear, 67 years after the end of World War II.

In the early scenes of the production, insightfully directed by Nicholas Hytner, the National's artistic director, Ms. Wanamaker's Beatrice grows looser of tongue and feistier of spirit under the influence of an ever-present goblet of red wine.

Whichever way the Scots vote, it looks as if the United Kingdom will at least hang on to Wales.Dig deeper: Even if Scots vote "No", the Union will grow looser and messier (September 2014) Unlike Scotland, Wales isn't too happy about its growing independence from London (November 2012) Government meddling has created a new Welsh dialect (August 2014).