Sentence examples for increasingly overgrown from inspiring English sources
As mainstream interest in comics grows, commercial cons have become increasingly overgrown and unruly. .
From there, it's not long until you find that you are unable to stop talking about real estate, which is the first step down an increasingly rocky and overgrown path that leads, almost always — all right, always — to death.
No longer operational, the site gradually became increasingly derelict and overgrown.
A7 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A14-20 Citing Fires, Bush Wants Easing of Logging Laws President Bush will ask Congress to relax environmental laws so that the timber industry can accelerate cutting on millions of acres of overgrown national forest land increasingly prone to wildfires.
Increasingly, he began to discuss the Apocalypse, comparing the Earth to an overgrown garden that was to be recycled or rebooted and humanity to a failed experiment.
Without their accustomed means, with their garden overgrown, their home overrun by cats, raccoons and possums, a cherished refuge became increasingly susceptible to collapsing around them in utter decay.
Wrecks overgrown by nature".
(Via On an Overgrown Path).
Traffic circles are now overgrown.
