Sentence examples for grow too close from inspiring English sources

Not only does lettuce need to be fertilised and weeded, but also "thinned" so that good plants do not grow too close to each other, inhibiting growth.

As well as having to be fertilised and weeded, lettuce must also be "thinned" so that good plants do not grow too close to each other, inhibiting growth.

He warns the assembly of willful twenty-somethings, We may lose sight, at such difficult moments, of the path, the promise, the blessedness of our lives, because we grow too close to ourselves; our purpose here is something that surely we too could begin to make out, if it were given to us to see as God sees.

Ex Machina and Humans offer a strange reminder that, as robotics advances even further over the next few years, the problem may not be that first half of the Uncanny Valley, in which we grow too close to humanity; it might be on the other side, in which we even go past it, toward a type of creature that incorporates the qualities which make us human and then turn them into something else.

Baker also recounted that former Atlanta Braves teammate Hank Aaron warned him not to grow too close with him as Aaron chased Babe Ruth's career home run record, lest he endanger his own life.

I grew too close to our nannies, and that closeness and need for connection clouded my judgment.

But Mr. Connolly grew too close to his source.

The one-time slayer of the Tammany Tiger had grown too close to machine politicians.

It could be that the columnists have grown too close to the metropolitan values many of their readers despise.

In 1983, United States forces invaded Grenada because Washington feared the island had grown too close to Cuba.

Look to see that weeds or bushes have not grown too close to the compressor, he said, and that no debris has been sucked up into the coil.