It swells from the team around me and from the 120 people -- doctors, psychologists, nurses, midwives, teachers, priests and nuns and voudoun healers -- who come to our training with great fidelity and teach the techniques they are learning from us to friends, family, and patients as soon as it is humanly possible.
A telescope shows it swell from 25to3737 arcsec as its crescent narrows from 48%to27%7% of the disc.
But with the rain, it swelled from 12 percent to 26 percent full in just four days.
As for the body of the man, it swelled from taut and slender to something so bulbous and spongiform that those of us who had thrilled to Boogie, his cocky romancer in "Diner," could only wince and look away.
And with the team's guard rotation thinned after Kevin Ware's leg injury, he will play again, perhaps boosting his season scoring average even further (it swelled to 0.9 from 0.6 after Saturday), perhaps even matching Albrecht's.
Every summer the population swells from 125,000 to 600,000, producing a median household income exceeding $85,000.
The population swells from 200,000 to nearly 600,000 in the peak months of July and August.
Every July, the town swells from 16,000 inhabitants to 180,000 ravers and that's unbelievable. .
I grabbed an IV and jabbed it into the woman's arm, but because it was so swollen from cancer and chemotherapy, I couldn't find a vein.
While the months of housing-stock inventory has generally held steady from a year ago, it swelled over the short term.
This year the event has acquired an official sheen, and it is expected to swell from the usual couple of hundred participants to thousands, yet it is likely to remain the most heartfelt and genuine remembrance.
