Sentence examples for growing kind from inspiring English sources

It has been the fastest growing kind of domestic rubbish.

Mr. Heath, an early associate of John Coltrane and one of the great sax players of the generation that was there when bebop was a growing kind of music, makes jazz look easy; he has humor, style and an amazing grasp of harmony.

And still others are in limbo, neither crashing or growing, kind of in standby.

A year later, he started a company called AltRider, catering to a growing kind of riding that involved taking street bikes off-road.

The political climate has been growing kinder since August 1998, when a financial crisis brought down an overtly reformist government.

I tells you great blessed lovers K in Kissing their charmers, when once they grow kind.

The situation has grown kind of dire in that he's already too old to advertise for an arranged marriage in the Indian newspapers: Sikh tycoon with lease on Mir seeks to marry same?

Is urban growing a kind of activism?

At first, the local fishermen thought that Smith was growing some kind of marine hemp; that seemed cool.

"Your safe haven must be self-sufficient and capable of growing some kind of food," Mr. Biggs writes.

"It is a question of growing that kind of expertise, it's not half an afternoon's workshop".