Sentence examples for growing thousands from inspiring English sources

He is a successful farmer, growing thousands of tonnes of produce which he sells to the leading supermarkets.

The nursery was growing thousands of the bulbs and plants he brought back, but it was next to impossible to get local garden centers to sell them.

Conventional foot and mouth vaccines are made by growing thousands of litres of live virus in giant fermenters, which is an inherently dangerous and expensive process running the ever-present risk of accidental escapes into the environment.

There is no agribusiness of the type known in the United States, with highly mechanized farms growing thousands of acres of food crops, because Indian laws and customs bar corporations from farming land directly for food crops.

Small nurseries – comprising of a few rows of mud and wire mesh frames – are growing thousands of seedlings into trees, which are planted around homes and fields for protection against the elements.

Eventually that led to getting noticed by The Huffington Post along with growing thousands of listeners at The Traveling Cup.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA (APRIL, 2011) – Hyperkin, a rapidly growing 3rd party developer of video game peripherals, has announced the upcoming launch of the SupaBoy Handheld Video Game Console designed for SNES game cartridges.

Take heart, downtrodden rich people of America: Another famous rich guy has heard your cries of persecution and is joining the small but growing 1st Percent Defense Brigade.

Vargas also launched Define American, an initiative to bring "new voices into the immigration conversation, shining a light on a growing 21st century Underground Railroad: American citizens who are forced to fill in where our broken immigration system fails".

But over time, as the Korean immigrant population has grown, 32nd Street has become a destination for immigrants hungry for a taste of home, as well as for curious foodies.

The second period (P2) is a six-month period and includes an eight-week green bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L). growing process (2nd sample period).