Sentence examples for grower from inspiring English sources
The word "grower" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to someone or something that increases gradually over time or that develops in size, strength, or complexity. For example, "The talented young artist quickly became a successful grower in the international art scene."
noun
A farmer; one who grows things.
- He was an orange grower from Florida.
Standing on the edge of town, the museum Shear Outback pays homage to the work of shearers, a more common Australian legend than the migrant grower of the irrigation towns.
Increased coffee purchase volumes for its grower partners helps to create more sustainable futures.
An increase in brand share, which would benefit its grower partners as shareholders in the business.
John Darling, a local grape grower, calls the Greens "extremists" and says that Kevin Rudd is a "psychopath".
In an age of scepticism about supermarkets, buying direct from a grower can make you feel warm inside, if you can stomach the prices.
Created in the 18th century and substantially altered in the 19th, it had been used for much of the last 50 years as a nursery for a local tree grower, and part had been paved over as a car park.
(A home-grower, he later confides that he got bored smoking the same old strains).
Ms Knox's sense of the marvellous likewise spans heaven and hell (literally so), but her book "The Vintner's Luck" is altogether more playful.One summer's night in 1808, Sobran Jodeau, a French wine-grower, is visited among his vineyards by an angel, who promises to meet him on the same day each year.
In a matter of minutes the French police swarm over the extortionist, a former grape-grower down on his luck, and he winds up committing suicide while awaiting trial.
Armed with that knowledge, grape-grower and winemaker can negotiate an appropriate contract: "It's a win-win for everybody".Meanwhile, whatever the gripes of the grape-growers, California's wine industry as a whole is certainly winning.
The president has called for reconciliation but his efforts to persuade Mr Gbagbo followers to go the polls were in vain.Mr Ouattara has done a decent job trying to get the world's top cocoa-grower, once renowned as west Africa's jewel, back on its feet.
