Sentence examples for grown a touch from inspiring English sources

But they're both equally ridiculous…" – but, when it emerged that life on Earth itself was at stake, began to grown a touch more darkly effective.

Kevin Durant scored 16 points and Carmelo Anthony 14 for the US squad, which may have grown a touch overconfident following a 57-point blowout of China in its tournament opener.

Recently, however, the tiffs have grown a touch more personal.

In the Boston Globe, Amalie Benjamin writes that his reputation "grows a touch dimmer" with every start.

The U.S. economy grew a touch faster in the first quarter than first thought as businesses scrambled to restock depleted shelves, the government said Thursday in a report that also showed a slowing recovery in corporate profits.

Well, it is because the good or bad news - depending on whether you are borrower or saver - is that the economy is growing a touch slower than the Bank of England had been expecting.

The U.S. economy grew a touch faster at the end of last year than first thought, but still notched only half of the third quarter's sizzling pace as consumer spending eased, the government said on Friday.

I know what they liked to eat, what they found funny, their favorite kind of weather and how I knew they were tired by the way their faces grew a touch paler than usual.

Patches that are never touched by light have grown a thick fur of hoar frost.

Most mermaids grow a tail when they touch water.

Let's say she's a shapeshifter and she grows a tail every time she touches water.