Sentence examples for growing carried from inspiring English sources

Bob Clifford, a spokesman for the district attorney's office, said some weekly newspapers published on the East End, where the Hispanic population has been growing, carried advertisements for carpenter jobs paying $12 an hour.

This bill would look to scrap that model, and give adults the freedom to grow, carry, and personally use up to 50 grams—just as long as they're not selling it.

But she managed to stand and the force of the growing crowd carried her down.

But that concentration of chicken growing activity carries risks.

Last year, an estimated 24% of corn and 5% of cotton grown worldwide carried genes for a toxin derived from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt).

You grew and carried a human being for lots of months and birthed it.

Yet, as it piles up across the domains of our lives -- home, work, politics and faith -- our growing disconnect carries major social, emotional and economic costs.

RVA grew plants, carried out phenotypic analyses, cell wall characterizations, and saccharification assays.

Locally grown items carry yellow shelf tags.

Hmm: grown man carrying a book bag over there.

She grew up carrying cane on her head over the river from her father's farm.