Sentence examples for grows an extra from inspiring English sources

There's not a hope of getting a cuckoo in my neighbourhood, but if every gardener grows an extra moth plant or two then we can all do our bit for the cuckoo.

Both series indicate the extent to which the countervailing sentiment, the fat-acceptance movement, begun in the 1960s, has gained traction in the mainstream as a rebuttal to political and social forces seeking to tax Mountain Dew and convince you that every time you have a second slice of pizza the devil grows an extra pair of horns.

"My ankle has grown an extra bit of bone, and it needs shaving.

If Cassel has grown an extra smirk, it is the smirk of the only man on earth who is married to Monica Bellucci.

When I first started working in construction it was very daunting; people do tend to stare at you like you've grown an extra head.

Among these are tricks showing the film's hero, Ash (Bruce Campbell), growing an extra head and splintering into chattering Lilliputian versions of himself.

In the course of two hours you grow an extra life or get new eyes, or maybe you only laugh once and Jason Statham explodes something.

The Germans and other Europeans went on to grow an extra two centimetres a decade, and some Asian populations several times more, yet Americans haven't grown taller in fifty years.

In parts of India, the time saved by not ploughing after harvest also makes it possible to grow an extra crop.So why hasn't this miracle cure been adopted universally?

An anonymous bench joiner When I first started working in construction it was very daunting; people do tend to stare at you like you've grown an extra head.

He says a poem just "emerged" about a pianist growing an extra index finger with which he could point at and "expose an obstinate cougher in the hall" as well as "beckoning to a lady in the third row".