Sentence examples for less grown from inspiring English sources

But spending for theater defenses has more or less grown through the 1990's.

Then, one dark winter morning when I was more or less grown up, it came to mind again.

The male passes food to the female through the slit until after the young are more or less grown.

And Western nations seem to have more or less grown out of the saber-rattling nationalism that led to catastrophe back in 1914.

Sontag is ageless in as much as she is a literary grande dame whose work has none the less grown youthful - from the austere asceticism of earlier essays to the often playful sensuality of The Volcano Lover and now In America, whose heroines she both resembles and does not.

Narda Zacchino was liked and respected around the Times (she had more or less grown up on the paper, and was married to Robert Scheer), but Higby was an unknown quantity, and there were intimations that not everyone was entirely comfortable with these heightened stakes in Orange County.

This is less a chronologically structured autobiography than a meditative stream of consciousness, a babbling brook of free associations that courses around Manhattan through the wide eyes of a 9-year-old would-be sleuth and his more or less grown-up successor grasping at clues from his own imagination.

Sofia Coppola more or less grew up on film sets.

"We more or less grew up together — me on the force, him in the practice of law," Philbin said recently.

Roger Hargreaves's Mr Men (their 40th anniversary was marked on the Today programme no less) grew massively after his death.

Until the mid-1990s totalotal value of all bills of $50 or less grew in line with the economy.