Sentence examples for ground grows from inspiring English sources

A cavity in the ground grows larger and larger, then, basically, it migrates to the surface".

A. What struck me was that as companies get larger and larger, the communication gap between folks in the executive offices and people on the ground grows over time.

She acquired a good deal of useful training there, she thinks, though she had a difficult time at first, particularly with a standard Method exercise in which the actor is expected to portray a seed that gradually sprouts from the ground, grows in to a tree, buds, and bursts in to leaf.

So as the fighting on the ground grows, the administration has straddled an uneasy middle ground between unleashing the Israelis -- allowing them to destroy the Palestinian Authority once and for all -- and rushing to stop the violence and promote a political settlement.

As the number of coins on the ground grows the probability that two nearby coins eventually overlap increases, thus, larger and larger clusters appear.

Growing anything requires a committed relationship to a piece of ground; growing trees requires a marriage.

The ground grew, filling the gaps with thick purple-grey cracked earth and rocky outcrops.

French industry regained some ground, growing by 0.3% in May, after falling by 0.3% the month before.

may also develop roots from their branches, which, when they touch the ground, grow into the soil, thicken, and become additional "trunks".

Hard Ground grew out of O'Brien's work among homeless people in Miami in the 70s, and his realisation that since then the problem had grown exponentially.

About a month ago, after a terribly hot, dry summer, a little forest of naked stems nosed out of the ground, grew to an incongruous two feet — and opened their pale pink trumpets.