Sentence examples for often growing from inspiring English sources

They were painful, unsightly (often growing from my nose to my lip) and too regular.

The capacity crowd doesn't seem to mind the hodgepodge, nor the music thwacking above, often growing louder and janglier as the night goes on.

Buffalo bur plants, often growing along roadsides and other disturbed areas, can reach nearly 60 cm (2 feet) tall and are covered in golden prickles.

The swampy region closest to the river, with its dense masses of mangrove trees often growing more than 100 feet (30 m) high, abounds in wildlife but has been of little use for either agriculture or human settlement.

Such help is essential, says JfK Law, because of the harsh lives these young people endure, often growing up surrounded by alcohol and drug abuse and witnessing the most distressing domestic violence.

William M. Clancy, 33, a marketer for American Express and the only one of the three young Clancys who is not in the military, said he heard this story often growing up.

Adolescents often grow out of this disease.

"Lilies often grown out of carcasses' arseholes".

Yet the present often grows from the past.

Companies often grow by combining with other companies.

Turf grasses are often grown on turf, or sod, farms.