Then, add a finer, looser growing medium or soil above this.
Loose swayings grew brisk.
The gray phenotype was more compact than the yellow one, and the whitish one was looser and grew the fastest.
Part of a loose but growing network mostly mobilized on the Internet, Erehwon is participating in what is known as community-supported agriculture.
But something as seemingly trivial as her reluctance to accept Noah's loose change grows into a momentous issue when she apparently pockets a $20 bill.
Some of the younger women in their 20's and 30's, and their male supporters, identify themselves as "progressive Muslims" -- a loose but growing network of activists and writers linked by books, Web sites and Listservs.
A loose but growing eavesdropping alliance has allowed intelligence agencies from one country to cultivate ties with corporations from another to facilitate the trawling of the web, according to GCHQ documents leaked by the former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
EVEN at a time when the working definition of opera is extremely loose, the growing body of works that the composer John Moran calls operas -- the latest of which, "Book of the Dead (Second Avenue)," opens tomorrow at the Joseph Papp Public Theater -- is likely to strain an opera fan's notions of the form.
Our loose, unnamed meetings grew larger and semi-organized into what we called the Network Working Group.
(The actor's father, the songwriter Steve Dorff, composed "Every Which Way but Loose," and Dorff grew up around L.A). "She always wanted me to play a father, to grow up in film.
