Sentence examples for matches growing from inspiring English sources

"I've watched so many matches growing up.

"And we always went to the volleyball matches growing up, so I always liked USC from a young age.

But these days, players like Nadal and No. 1-ranked Novak Djokovic are griping that their matches grow more intense each year.

Government subsidies, their main source of income, have not risen to match growing numbers.

Errani seems to be growing in confidence,  and Stosur, the heavy favorite coming into this match, growing in frustration.

The aim of this study was to compare age-matched growing rod (GR) and magnetically controlled growing rod (MCGR) groups to noninstrumented controls.

Also at stake is national identity: how much Britain should try to match growing countries such as China, and how much we should do our own thing.

Councils say they are being inadequately funded by central government and are calling for more money in next year's spending review to match growing demand.

The programme will provide teachers with professional development and learning opportunities in a diverse cross-section of schools, together with career management support for three years – equipping them to seize opportunities as schools recruit to match growing pupil numbers.

On the 12th day of Trump's presidency, Democrats said they now plan to match growing anger in the streets by exhausting every mechanism at their disposal — even if it still results in Trump's nominees taking office.

But since it has not been backed by policy changes, its main effect is just to simplify accounting.The new finance minister, Rafael Isea, admits that the government needs to stimulate food production, which has failed to match growing demand prompted by an oil-fuelled economic boom.