And the song's refrain — "This is what will be" — grows more chilling as you absorb the rest of the album's nuances and shadows.
It is noteworthy that the establishment of a combination of herbaceous and woody species in the driest areas was found to be particularly difficult; the grassy plants tended to grow more quickly, completely absorbing the scarce supply of available water.
The dance grows more intimate.
That clashed with the position of the Clinton administration, which sought to gain credit toward its targets by growing more forests, which absorb carbon dioxide, the main heat-trapping gas.
Duckweed is put to grow more of itself, by absorbing nutrients/waste in the vessel, which forms a nutrient-recycling self-sufficient loop.
As the nation's fourth-largest city continues to grow, more wetlands that once absorbed floodwater have been covered with buildings and pavement.
Problematic to appreciate, taxing to execute, Cunningham choreography did not grow more palatable as younger choreographers absorbed several of his innovations and as his dance technique became taught around the world.
I chose history at Harvard because I grew up in a family of storytellers and nowhere else could I find more absorbing storytelling than Robinson Hall.
Long-term memories, built from new proteins, change those synaptic networks constantly; inevitably, some grow weaker and others, as they absorb new information, grow more powerful.
Provided that businesses are as conservative as Egnyte expects, it could find itself well positioned to grow more quickly than its market, and absorb dollar share.
Then, as the news grew more serious, it spread over the day, absorbing the attention of the media as the true scale of the horror became apparent.
