Sentence examples for growing down from inspiring English sources

Spanish football fashion is growing down under, nowhere more so than at Adelaide United.

There seems to be grass growing down from the restaurant ceiling.

"She's growing down!" Lying in bed, her feet rooting around underneath the covers, Phoebe imagined herself a misfit carrot, a fingerling potato.

After the sleepy alluvial expanses of Egypt, this was an invigoratingly different landscape: humpback bridges across dry ravines, oleanders growing down to the shoreline.

A spider plant sat on a stereo speaker, still in its plastic pot, the soil dry and hard yet with a pale shoot thriving, growing down to the shag carpet, as if it might find a way to root in the fibres.

Their journey is punctuated by meetings with other extraordinary characters, such as the floating Alex Bings, who was born in the air and is growing down: he scoffs at the human system of growing upwards and not knowing where you'll stop until you get there ("Why, when you're 15 things won't look at all the way they did when you were 10, and at 20 everything will change again").

"She wanted mine to grow down".

"As I grew up, my mom grew down," he says.

So you have to ask what grows down as it grows up?

Roots may grow down, sideways, or even up along tree trunks.

Fortunately, at some point I learned how to grow down again.