Sentence examples for grew sometimes from inspiring English sources

But the queues only grew, sometimes surpassing five or even six hours, after Gibraltarian authorities put a concrete reef into disputed waters.

(A mutant cousin of the thesis beard, Jost pointed out, is the "neck beard," grown sometimes during final exams).

Polls show growing, sometimes majority, support for moratoriums like the one decreed last year by George Ryan, the Republican governor of Illinois.

Struggling to pump blood, the heart grows, sometimes becoming so large that it fills a patient's chest.

But in "Free Food for Millionaires," she imparts a lesson of her own: young and old need to accompany one another as they grow — sometimes shooting ahead, sometimes lagging behind, sometimes crossing paths.

LCD screens are growing, sometimes to virtually the entire back of small cameras.

We grow sometimes in one dimension, and not in another; unevenly.

It's crazy but the victories kept changing, growing, sometimes dramatically, as did the facts on the ground.

You just chip away, day after day... sometimes people pay attention and an audience grows, sometimes the work seems to fall on deaf ears.

As startups grow, sometimes they are a bit loathe to implement processes because they fear it will inhibit creativity and make the company lose its startup feel.

Asked about Mr. McCain, she grew indignant: "Sometimes I think he might say the wrong thing.