Sentence examples for lives has grown from inspiring English sources

What started 10 years ago for him with Fifteen, with a group of hard-to-reach kids like Kevin Boyle and a small, powerful idea about how food might change lives, has grown into something even Oliver with all the chutzpah going, couldn't quite have imagined, but which he is determined to advance.

"Women's lives have grown more difficult in the last 20 years," Ms. Badinter said in an interview.

As our lives have grown longer and more comfortable, our sense of outrage at human suffering — its scope, and its apparent randomness — has grown sharper as well.

As our lives have grown increasingly busy, and our homes farther apart, the family ski trip is what brings us all together.

Like many people whose lives have grown more luxurious than their origins, Gilbert is practiced in the art of rendering the privations of her youth as a comic monologue.

Our lives had grown worlds apart.

Badinger wants to "defend women from the possibility of trying to be the perfect mother... Women's lives have grown more difficult in the past 20 years.

Alongside jobs and social capital, one of the most abject losses experienced by the residents of Tilbury has been the erosion of a sense of influence over their lives, just as those lives have grown harder — not an abstract loss, but a concrete and institutionalized one that has accompanied a generation-long, top-down dismantling of municipal governance.

Here are some signs that your lives have grown too separate: If you hang out with your separate friends...all the time.

The number of attendees in just Denver, where I live, has grown tremendously despite what has been a time of great antagonism towards American Muslims.

Hulu and YouTube are battling for subscribers for their respective live TV streaming services, according to a CNBC report out this morning, which says that Hulu Live has grown to 450,000 paying subscribers and YouTube TV has just over 300,000.