Sentence examples for growing deep in from inspiring English sources
One of the works on display for the first time is Crystallised, an animation of crystals growing deep in the Earth's crust.
Cells were growing deepest in 16% followed by 18% scaffolds.
Bacterial populations growing on the surface of the granules may be eroded and washed out in higher numbers than bacteria growing deeper in the granule.
He also soaked up the history and began to feel the roots growing deeper in terms of his attachment to the club.
Mitomycin C diffuses mainly into the mucosa but poorly deeper into lamina propria during intravesical therapy, and this may explain why MMC has poor efficacy treating tumors growing deeper in the bladder wall than Ta tumors.
A small group can find that grass roots grow deep in that kind of society.
Americans want to know that the boy from that prep school grew up in knowledge and wisdom and grew deep in compassion and empathy.
"It is now attracting international attention, but has never lost its grass-roots spirit, and those roots are grown deep in the north London community".
One of her most memorable tales was about a miraculous tree that grew deep in the tangled woods of the Low Country.
Moreover, for Kenya's purposes, it might ultimately provide insight or resolution to "the shame of being alive … a phrase Kenya would hear in her father's voice," and grows deep in Kenya's consciousness and which she struggles to understand as she comes into young adulthood.
