Sentence examples for nonstop growing from inspiring English sources

"I read her nonstop, growing up, and read her still," the writer Junot Díaz told me.

Mr. Corvino surmises that the nonstop growing season in Los Angeles is a factor; this area's climate still makes lawn work a seasonal job on Long Island.

Throughout 1994 and 1995, the trio vigorously toured nonstop and grew in popularity, mostly in Australia, where audiences embraced the band's irreverent sense of humor and stage shows.

Upright types, like nonstop begonias, grow about a foot tall.[2].

And also, the trends in food services growth are still not nearly as impressive as those in health care, which has been growing nonstop in both recession and recovery.

His teeth will be growing nonstop, so this is very necessary.

Meanwhile, Steinberg drew nonstop, to meet a growing demand for his work from American publications.

Consider the caveman in "Stubble Trouble," whose beard grows nonstop, despite his heroic efforts to scrape it off.

Low interest rates, enormous global liquidity, receptive capital markets, and a continuing flow of money into the sector from corporate pension funds have meant rapidly growing coffers and nonstop activity.

The number might now become a symbol of defiance, already a popular pastime in a country rocked by nonstop protests since late November and with a growing wave of civil disobedience.

Ever since I made the move from Time Inc. to TechCrunch, my life has become a whirlwind of nonstop blog posting, little sleep, and a growing addiction to news feeds, Techmeme, and my Blackberry.