Sentence examples for past growing from inspiring English sources
Gordon gives us the dim homes of the past growing brighter, decade by decade.
For Bucher's works are literally traces of the past, very often her own past, growing up in the antique elegance of Winterthur.
And now, with Bush v. Gore more than ten years in the past, growing numbers of Republicans are willing to examine the merits of having our national leader chosen in a national election after a national campaign on national issues.
Where diplomacy has often come up short in the past, growing contacts like these between South Korea and Japan seem to be changing the ways -- often deeply stereotyped -- the two peoples think about each other.
This past growing season, CUAES' Homer C. Thompson Research Farm near Freeville and Campus Areas Farms devoted several acres of idle farmland that was not needed for CALS' research to fill Cornell Dining's desire to include home-grown vegetables in the two million meals served annually in the popular all-you-care-to-eat dining halls on campus.
In the past growing season at those farms, yields increased up to 10 bushels per acre of corn, using 30% less water than in prior seasons, the company reports.
Keeping memory alive is difficult, since the past grows increasingly remote.
The events of the past grow more alien as our distance from them increases, receding until they become, finally, unknowable.
Kristol and Brooks wrote: The two great Republican general-election victories of the recent past grew out of intraparty insurrections.
Mix it all together and the echoes of Graf's glorious past grow louder by the day.
