Sentence examples for increasingly wild from inspiring English sources

"I was interrogated three times and confronted with increasingly wild theories.

On one side of the road are increasingly wild hills, on the other, some of Britain's best coastline.

Even before the dot-com bust of 2000, Mr. Harris's increasingly wild experiments began to get out of hand.

Increasingly, wild animals are making their mark on urban environments in a host of new and inventive ways.

But my path to jellyfish is not just strewn with leftovers from increasingly wild things eaten over the years.

But Simpson, a small-business owner, said that increasingly wild temperature fluctuations throughout winters have been challenging.

The company has filled room after room with increasingly wild-eyed talent from the movie, including hormonally charged teens Daniel Radcliffe (Harry and Emma Watsonn (Hermione).

This problem has continued into the post-referendum era, with experts, Lords and an increasingly wild-eyed Tony Blair falling over each other in their efforts to "reverse this decision", using nothing but economic rationale.

In warmer regions, such as Central and South America (where commercially reared Bombus are becoming increasingly common), wild bumble bees emerge earlier in the year or remain active year-round; in these areas, wild and commercial species may overlap for a lengthy period and, under such conditions, our model predicts massive spillover into wild populations.

The centuries of drought drove them to depend increasingly on wild grass seeds.

The gorillas tore about the stage pushing and sliding the ball, like children at increasingly abandoned wild play.