Sentence examples for much grows in from inspiring English sources

Not much grows in its rocky soil, and jobs are tough to find.

The beans store indefinitely if dried correctly, and I rely on them heavily over winter when not much grows in the vegetable patch other than leafy greens like kale and chard.

By the end I had learned so much, grown in confidence and was very grateful for being given the trust to take on all these tasks even though I was very new to it.

The food served now in the outside Cortile is all sustainable, much grown in the fragrant gardens beneath the studio; and the innocuous front gatekeeper of the past has been replaced by a more ominous (yet cheerful) dark-suited, sunglass toting, "Men in Black" type, with an earpiece — a sign of America's precarious politics.

The place is very much growing, in other words, to eventually allow for bigger and bigger aircraft flying more and more spy- and kill- missions throughout the Middle East and Horn of Africa.

It seems relevant that Inherent Vice is set in 1970, the year Anderson was born, and I wonder how much growing up in Studio City influenced his work.

"I pretty much grew up in restaurants," he said.

"I pretty much grew up in this city," he said.

Like my character, I was very much growing up in that little period of time.

Has any British athlete had to do so much growing up in public?

I heard it so much growing up in the South," he said.