Sentence examples for growing towards from inspiring English sources

Raquel Rolnik, an official at the federal cities ministry, calls for "growing towards the centre".

That, the authors note, could prove a boon, as resistance is growing towards existing antibiotics used to kill off MRSA in patients awaiting surgery.

Another reads, "Trees are a recording of light, light turned into carbon through photosynthesis -- the transformation of light into dark physical matter -- an architecture of inky black darkness, growing towards the source".

In Melbourne, with our population growing towards 5 million and beyond, strong public transport networks built around high-capacity suburban rail lines and effective bus connections, are the core of a transport system that will meet our social and economic needs.

Like Joanna Lumley's floating forest, it is formed from two big planters, although rather than growing towards each other to make the bridge they seem to be desperately trying to get away, reluctantly tied together by a cumbersome assemblage of ramps and wires.

However, the zoning of the master plan is growing towards the south.

"I was not encouraged to grow towards her," she says.

She commented later: "I was not encouraged to grow towards her.

Willow roots grow towards water, remember, creeping into foundations or pipes with crevices, so don't plant them near buildings.

And every one of these problems is accelerating as we continue to grow towards a global population of 10 billion.

I admired it partly because of the way its characters, who at first seem so isolated, gradually grow towards one another.