Sentence examples for grows thicker from inspiring English sources

Up to a point, the boundary layer grows thicker as the lashes grow longer.

But the slurry of garbage underfoot grows thicker every day, and the smell gets worse.

In a succession of power-struggle duets, the air grows thicker and moments of unusual tenderness emerge, then disappear.

The general pattern of maturation, they report in Nature today, is that the cortex grows thicker as the child ages and then thins out.

As the competition grows thicker, bar owners are stretching in interesting directions in pursuit of novel touches to distinguish their projects.

"I haven't come up with anything like it, in that if you don't like the price of timber, you don't cut the tree, and it grows thicker in cubic feet.

The air between them grows thick with resentment.

It glistens on their fingertips when the air grows thick and nerves become raw.

In temperate forests where fire has been quashed, the understory grows thick and tall.

Fighting in and near the poppy fields is often intensive in midspring, as vegetation grows thick and temperatures climb.

What with the use of Beatrix Potter-style animal masks and sidewalk tap dancing, the whimsy occasionally grows thick.