Sentence examples for properly growing from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we will see all these gaps close by December, but over the next 12 months I think we will see a transition out of a sluggish 2 percent economy to a real, properly growing recovery.

Tight clothing can lead to ingrown hairs as they restrict the hairs from properly growing out.

"Properly grown, it has real character.

The issue arises because anthrax spores, if properly grown and processed, are incredibly potent.

Often with higher-order multiples, the babies do not get enough room to properly grow, increasing the risk of miscarriage.

Willis and Shepherd are superb: a witty, sparky, properly grown-up twosome, subconsciously flirting towards romance then bickering their way back out.

He said: "The reason my facial hair was so depleted was because I never ate, so my body lacked the nutrients to properly grow hair".

What she does get absolutely right is the way that this ravishing woman has never properly grown up: she's middle-aged and yet still a teenager.

Now she recognised herself as a foundling, just out of an asylum, having seen way too much of life already and still a child; she was like Alice in search of the potion to allow her to properly grow up.

Tartt conveyed the sly evil of amorality with a subtlety that chilled, and in doing so created that relatively rare thing: an immensely readable, yet properly grown-up, debut novel.

With their subtly expensive fit-outs, clued-up staff, reservations (yay!), leather-lined booths and sophisticated drinks programmes (creative cocktails, well-chosen wines and deliciously recherché aperitivi), they both boast that rarest of current restaurant attributes: they're properly grown-up.