Sentence examples for growing good from inspiring English sources

"I'm for growing good food in a healthy garden".

But growing good fortune does not necessarily mean popularity, notes Teresa Potocka, an Anglo-Polish futurologist.

But, as the final paragraph of "Middlemarch" reminds us, the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts.

"What if you develop a bacteria that can go in and fight the cells that won't stop growing?" Good idea, Ms. Brown said.

The question, observers said, is whether he will be satisfied in the coming years with being a competent caretaker or use the growing good will to further a controversial agenda of school closings and high-stakes standardized testing.

If a school requests the music and doesn't enter the competition, it's still left with a number of free, accurate, new transcriptions of Ellington's arrangements -- essentially, seeds for growing good school bands, which were scarce until a few years ago.

In order to optimize the CH4/H2 flow rate for growing good-quality single-layer graphene, five flow rates of CH4/H2 content were chosen, i.e., 01/10, 03/30, 05/50, 10/100, and 20/200 sccm, while keeping the CH4 H2 flow rate ratio (1 10) constant.

As Chicago fans and players alike have been growing good-luck playoff beards in support of the Blackhawks bid for the Stanley Cup, one suburban fan decided to go a step further.

It means I can grow good tomatoes.

It started small and grew good and strong.

They grow good people in the smart cities.