Sentence examples for has grown one from inspiring English sources

The economy has grown one third since then.

"Slowly, I've been getting a few," says Larsen, whose collection of about 20 Esherick designs has grown one piece at a time since he started collecting 50 years ago.

Out of this usefully flexible arrangement – for the company at least – has grown one of the biggest internship programmes in the world: 8,000 students a year from America and abroad, working for stints of up to seven months as everything from costumed cartoon characters to monorail drivers.

A friendship grew between the young academic and the elderly Mrs. Keaton, and out of that friendship has grown one of the most handsome film books in recent memory, "Buster Keaton Remembered," a profusely illustrated account of Keaton's life and art written by Mr. Vance and informed by Mrs. Keaton's memories.

It is clear that each pattern has grown one nanowire and the center-to-center distance equal to the value of Cu patterns.

While her career as a successful producer and director has grown, one goal has remained a constant for Woodgett, she has made her own dreams a reality, equally as important has been the ability to provide opportunities for others who have dreams of being in the film industry.

KANSAS CITY, Mo .— For a glimpse at how dysfunctional relations within this city's political leadership have grown, one need look no further than the downtown public library on Wednesdays.

No one knows that fact better than the men who have grown one.

Following incubation, an aliquot of the infected culture - which included both free phage and infected cells - was transferred to a new flask in which cells were at the requisite density (having grown one hour).

Much like the Aspen tree becomes a forest from one seed, Aspen Media Products has grown from one idea into a matrix of best-of-breed technologies.

Over the last eight years, Vacasa has grown from "one unit on the Oregon coast" to 5,000 units in 135 markets.