Sentence examples for may grow there from inspiring English sources
Nothing may grow there again.
Once the invading cells penetrate the lymphatic or vascular channels, they may grow there, or a single cell or clumps of cells may detach and be transported within the circulatory system.
Keep the air filter clean to avoid clogging or fungus may grow there.
Refugees in Dadaab face lives of enforced idleness and dependency; children born there may grow up there.
Europe's debt problems may be growing, there may be war in Korea, but we still need supplies of water.
But among the keenest backers of homeland defence policy, the fecklessness of allies is yet another reason to put America's needs first.America has suffered less from terrorism at home than most rich countriesThat sentiment may grow if there is any fresh attempt by terrorists to attack targets on American soil.
If they are not properly dried, things -- smelly, nasty things -- may grow in there.
The eucalyptus trees that grow there may be naturalized rather than native, but try telling that to all the other creatures that live in those woods or the people who hike there.
The pool of gay-friendly straights may also be growing; there are signs that younger straights are more willing to take an interest in and even identify with gay characters.
