Sentence examples for growing plans from inspiring English sources

Some keep their class attendance, and their growing plans, close to the chest.

Despite all this, it still seems to be growing; plans for a barbershop and an escape-room game are on the horizon.

Today, interest in urban wind is growing — plans are afoot to build a wind farm on Staten Island, for example — but if another blackout occurs this summer there will be no light glowing on East 11th Street.

The move is the latest in Twitter's growing plans to position itself as a live-streaming service in an effort to grow its stagnating user base.

Let's face it: With growing national media attention, growing outrage over Peabody violations, and growing plans for nationwide rallies against Peabody at its shareholders meeting on May 8, the moment of truth for the Chancellor and the Board of Trustees about Peabody's toxic relationship with Washington University has arrived.

The main motivation for building this model is to make tools available for producers to develop robust growing plans, while allowing the flexibility to choose different levels of exposure to risk.

Then of Walter Payton, easily one of the most graceful athletes in any sport ever, in whose body cancer was already taking root, growing, planning expansion, sprawling, though no one yet knew it.

A web app gives you a grow plan, which notifies you by text or email when when you need to add nutrients or change the water reservoir.

"Terrorist groups like Boko Haram and Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb have been gaining strength, and we must not allow a safe haven to develop from which these groups can grow, plan and launch attacks," she said.

Avoid growing bedding plans such as petunias, marigolds and busy lizzies that demand daily watering.

White Plains Hospital Center, which has been growing rapidly, plans to lease more than half of the parking space at the garage.