Sentence examples for it grows again from inspiring English sources
Given that the Church is shrinking in the United States and Europe, Boyer suggests that Ratzinger's choice of papal name was telling: "One of the Benedictines' mottoes is Succisa virescit — 'Pruned, it grows again.' " Ratzinger, Boyer writes, regarded the shrinking of the Church with an "air of determined acceptance," and with the hope that a more orthodox Church will be stronger in the future.
Once the holiday season is over--and with it, the usual seasonal boost to shopping consumer spending is expected to diminish before it grows again.
Thank god for this relaxing video for "It Grows Again"—boy is it really helping to nurse me back to life from the hangover that has been slowly picking apart my very existence.
The bigger/longer the hair you cut, the smaller it grows again.
You will have very short hair until it grows again; you can wear it 'natural', which means it will look like a short 'bush' (which a lot of people find VERY sexy, especially with some hoop earrings!) or if you've let it grow long enough before cutting it, you can wear it in an Anita Baker look.
Tell us the immediate steps you would take to get it growing again.
It grew again after the construction of the M40 connected Bicester to London as well as Birmingham and Oxford.
On her death he did cut it, then let it grow again until late in life, when he gave up secular music and cut off his locks.
Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, has spent much of this week trying to persuade customers as well as employees that she can straighten out the company and make it grow again.
Use of the parkway increased steadily in the 1950s and '60 as automobile travel rose nationwide, and it grew again in the mid-1980s withethe road's completion as a through route.
