Sentence examples for growing to take from inspiring English sources

Many members of Congress believe China's exchange rate policy gives it an unfair trade advantage, and a movement has been growing to take retaliatory trade action if China did not make an adjustment.

From the first season of Showtime's "The L Word," a chart mapping the relationships of the character Alice has been a central motif, growing to take over an entire wall.

With 40% week over week growth thanks to word of mouth amongst merchants, Tab. is rapidly growing to take a chunk of the $40 billion in transaction fees paid on tourism payments in emerging markets.

21 years after Jimmy Carter delivered his speech, a movement is growing to take up his mission to "commit ourselves together to a rebirth of the American spirit".

And just as the air in your water bottle expands at higher altitudes, the gas in your intestines can expand on a plane, growing to take up about 30percentt more room than usual.

He also grew to take great pleasure in fine wine, good cheese, art and classical music.

Ms. McMillan, like a lot of us, has grown to take an interest in fresh, well-prepared food.

My remaining kidney will grow to take up the slack of the one that has been removed, so I'll be able do everything I can do now.

Surgery can add just a few months of life; if a tentacle is cut off, another quickly grows to take its place.

It is possible that alternative provision run by the private sector could grow to take up the slack as people leave NHS hospitals.

Since 1992, the business has grown to take up its own corner of the barn, which it shares with a 32-year-old mule named Jack.