Sentence examples for outgrowing from inspiring English sources

The new gallery, which has moved from its former home on the Upper East Side after outgrowing it, pays tribute to the downtown artists of the past while attracting the tourists who now throng the area.

It was a winning combination, forged at Philipp Brothers but soon outgrowing it.

Developing countries also have more chance of outgrowing their debt burdens.

But the soundtracks for his films were treated more or less as afterthoughts and once the Beatles hit the American market in 1964, Presley's star days as a singer were virtually over.His wealth kept him from outgrowing a boyish need for constant amusement, flattery and sexual novelty.

According to the IPD UK Annual Forestry Index, a sample of 133 commercial forests in Britain, forests returned 18.4% last year and have averaged a staggering 21% a year since 2010, easily outgrowing the FTSE 100 share index (which returned an average of 7.7%) and commercial property (which made 10.9%).Why the lush returns?

Worse still, the reliability of its cars fell and its reputation for engineering excellence waned.In the past couple of years Daimler has issued profit warnings even as pricey cars have prospered, outgrowing the market as a whole.

The single-currency zone as a whole is doing well, outgrowing both America and Britain in the first three months of this year.

Nashville may have a fair number of Muslims, and Murfreesboro's population may be outgrowing its mosque, but neither city is Dearborn or Paterson.

LIFFE is outgrowing its existing premises.

Although the city was neglected and its population drastically decreased between the 8th and 11th centuries, by the 13th century Damascus had revived and was outgrowing its walls.

To underline that message, the macaroni campaign carries the playful theme, "You know you love it," and continues in that vein with lines like "The most fun you can have with your stove on," "Outgrow outgrowing it," "Imported from your childhood" and "Parents need warm cheesy hugs".