Sentence examples for partly grown from inspiring English sources

Many dental plans cover the removal of these teeth, which have partly grown in or are impacted below the gum.

This, to a neutral observer, might seem a little odd considering that the image generally looks more like a fully grown sandstorm than a partly grown baby.

Tuchman had had one book, The Lost British Policy: Britain and Spain Since 1700 19388), published before her marriage, but it was not until her children were partly grown that she could once again devote herself to historical research.

Yet the argument against popular entertainment is economically dubious and has few fans within the independent production sector which has partly grown strong on the back of the BBC commissions.

Beets and goat cheese are folded into a disc-shaped tart, with walnuts for crunch, while a salad of field greens, partly grown in a garden a few blocks away, is superb.

The satellite-free operating window can be expanded dramatically with the ligament and pendant drop size under control with a novel 'two-step-ejection' process, in which the drop is first partly grown, then allowed to settle, and then ejected via a second pulse of liquid from the pump.

Also there was Mario César Romero, a freelance curator who partly grew up in East Harlem.

They take things more seriously in Somalia, where she was born, and in Saudi Arabia, where she partly grew up.

The gay-studies curriculum at Tolstoy College partly grew out of an interest in how militarism was underpinned by cultural notions of masculinity.

The investigation into the Trump inaugural committee partly grew out of a recording that F.B.I. agents seized when they raided Mr. Cohen's home and office.

The daughter of an Arab father and Cuban mother who partly grew up in Lebanon, she was instrumental in launching the BBC's 100 Women season in 2014.