Sentence examples for history grows from inspiring English sources
The Mets' history grows longer.
But as survivors die and the history grows distant, how can such institutions evolve?
As it recedes in time, its history grows not smaller and simpler but grander and more complex.
He may be her ex-lover, she may be an English or perhaps American courtesan; their history grows murkier the more we know.
Following "Africa's Claim to Egypt's History Grows More Insistent" (The Week in Review," Feb. 4), we might also note the black contributions and influence in other early civilizations, particularly in the Indus Valley of ancient India.
His fascination with China and its history grew from this experience.
Gives Tony Franklin's history: grew up in Texas; discovered barefoot kicking skills by chance.
In the context of Iowa's rich farming history, growing small grains isn't unusual.
The organization's roots are deep in Indonesian history, growing out of movement that called for an Islamic state.
"I respect and I admire the hustle," Li added, referencing her own history growing up in a single-parent household.
