Sentence examples for outgrow in from inspiring English sources

When a young couple is facing a lifetime of insurmountable debt for a house they will outgrow in under three years, Mrs. Fairly has been known to pass off a flooded basement successfully as a scenic view of water.

Rather than buying a bunch of baby-centric furniture (I'm looking at you, upholstered gliders and changing tables) that a child will outgrow in a few years, new parents are trying to plan for the long game with pieces that can be repurposed in an older child's room or elsewhere in the home.

Just six weeks old, eCopyit.com can't afford to standardize on applications that it will outgrow in a matter of months.

We were surprised to find that the majority of offerings ring in at under $1,000, but we still managed to find baby leather jackets for $525, Dior dresses we wished we could fit into for over $600 and boots any child would outgrow in about a day for a pretty penny.

Make sure it's something you won't outgrow in a month, and that it suits your personality.

Resist the urge to spend it on something stupid, like gum, candy, or a toy you'll outgrow in 40 seconds.

This the museum outgrew in 1937 and replaced with a work of sleek modernism.

It was still an upgrade from Class AA Portland, the Maine outpost he outgrew in 61 games last season.

I am back to the routine I felt I had outgrown in high school, in a room I had outgrown even earlier.

State and city officials promised the grocer a $128 million package of cash and tax breaks to move to a vacant site on the Harlem River Yard from a location it had outgrown in Queens, in an effort to keep the company from accepting subsidies to move to New Jersey.

"No thanks". I should add that the jeans my mother was wearing were a pair of Lee Jeans that I had given her --- jeans I had outgrown in high school thirty years ago.