Sentence examples for growing out of that from inspiring English sources

Buddy has only one nostril and a tooth growing out of that nostril.

A report growing out of that meeting was released today by the Police Executive Research Forum, a police association that organized the event.

Whereas France sees Germany through the prism of Europe's tragic 20th-century history and expects Helmut Kohl's romantic attachment to Franco-German relations to be eternal, an intensely pragmatic Germany sees itself gradually growing out of that history.

She remembered for the rest of her life the taste of salt on the lips and the holiday delirium, a kind of English symbolism growing out of that place and that time and that unusual mind.

To this dynamic contrast might be added the rhythmic contrast between steady, solid beats in the tutti and more intricate, quicker figures in the soli, growing out of that same tendency toward simplicity, on the one hand, and virtuosity, on the other.

Dr. Hamer is a paid consultant for TestU, an Internet test preparation company that in the past has tried to win a board contract, and is under investigation by Ed centsard F. Stancik, the special commissioner for schools investigations, for a possible conflict of interest growing out of that business relationship.

"As the father of Earth Day, he is the grandfather of all that grew out of that event," President Clinton said.

Alex grew out of that stage.

"This story grew out of that discussion.

The Lacuna grew out of that period.

So the book grew out of that".