Sentence examples for have grown down from inspiring English sources

9 month old: By 9 months of age the foal has a complete set of milk teeth, but not all the teeth have grown down sufficiently to be in wear.

In a natural habitat, they would have worn down; instead, they had grown down the bottom of his feet.

And to the extent they have grown, it is down to share buy-backs - in essence, financial engineering.

American and European calls for Mr Assad to step down have grown quieter since August 2013, when America shrank from its threat to bomb the regime for using chemical weapons.

It seems many drivers not only enjoy the convenience of driving and talking on their cellphones, they have grown accustomed to breaking down and talking on them as well.

In fact, in the regions where immigrants have settled in the past two decades, crime has gone down, cities have grown, poor urban neighborhoods have been rebuilt, and small towns that were once on life support are springing back.

Hourly wages have grown 3percentt over the last year, down from 3.8percentt at the start of this year and the smallest annual gain since 1996.

Turns out they live a few doors down, and have grown increasingly addicted to Falah's food - Erik is hoping to develop a complex system of levers and pulley to ferry food directly from their kitchen to his lounge.

Drone strikes in Pakistan have grown less frequent — 28 last year, down from 117 in 2010 — and more precise.

The price for such computers has come down as people have grown more willing to try out Intel's low-voltage chips.

Their nomadic traditions fiercely discourage them from settling down, but many have grown desperate enough to start rearing maize as well as cows and camels.