Sentence examples for growing to find from inspiring English sources

The pressure is growing to find more regulated drivers -- which, by implication, means lowering standards -- and to make cabs more affordable to buy.

The department and juvenile advocates called the agreement the first of its kind in the nation and a signal that momentum is growing to find new ways to treat teenagers who break the law.

Traditionally TAs have been used in classrooms as substitute teachers for low-attaining pupils, but with concerns that they are having little or no impact on learning, pressure has been growing to find the most effective ways of using them.

With the Premier League's new three-year television deals expected to break through the £5 billion barrier from 2013, momentum is growing to find a way of preventing the majority of that cash flowing straight to players and agents.

With the new television deals on the horizon, momentum has been growing to find ways of preventing the majority of the cash going straight to players and agents.

Research the chillies you're growing to find out the perfect spacing conditions for your plant.

Ms. Andrews, 52, the marketing director at McCarter, waited until her children were grown to find work in New Jersey.

"I just… tee hee…" – she has a trademark sucking giggle, which one might conceivably grow to find less than winsome – "stretch it a bit.

Jung grew to find his mentor's emphasis on sexuality repellently narrow; Freud in turn was alarmed by Jung's fascination with Dionysian myths and Nietzsche.

Beautifully painted (of course), this promises to be a charming tale of humour, art, and adventure, as the little mouse grows to find his meaning and place in the world.

Combining different bits of the chorus into a new chorus, Dilla extracts from the original song a more mystical statement about L.O.V.E. that fits Common's lyric (which I grew to find, um, touching) like a glove.