Sentence examples for growing to put from inspiring English sources

We paid to keep the archives growing, to put a roof over the museum, to amass and catalogue all of our nation's cultural treasures (and the treasures of many other nations).

On the other hand, in both the Senate and the House, the demand has been growing to put a curb on defense spending.

This is the rate our fingernails are growing, to put that in context.

A career technocrat with the long, wispy hair of an aging rocker, he said he had been busy calculating how much marijuana Uruguay must grow to put illegal dealers out of business.

Our revenues will grow to put us into the top five revenue clubs in the world".

Farmers hope that growing crops to put in petrol tanks will be more profitable than growing them to put on dinner tables, and the prospect of domestic production appeals to politicians who are worried about energy security.Yet even as their star has risen at Westminster, biofuels have been raising doubts among greens.

The reasons for these advances are complex but may have to do with the rise of education, the decline of chauvinism and a growing willingness to put ourselves in the shoes (increasingly, even hooves) of others.

The portrayal of gay people in popular culture often legitimised the widespread bigotry in the community, but there was a growing refusal to put up with the situation.

Entrepreneurs say that the nanotechnology investment climate is warming up just in time to meet their growing capacity to put investors' money to work expanding research and bringing innovations to market.

As is the way in Shore towns, the new buyers of the house next door to her had reclaimed the strip where she had been growing roses to put in pebbles and a Pier I statue of a Buddha.

It should be prepared to turn down plans for hundreds of new pylons in national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty at a time when there are growing calls to put existing pylons underground or under the sea.