Sentence examples for set to outgrow from inspiring English sources
It's a nail-biting process, though: two years ago he had a weighty wonder that was set to outgrow his record-breaker, but it split the day before the show so had to be turned into a pie.
Predictions that the UK economy is set to outgrow the rest of Europe should lead to some competitive prices at European campsites, according to Dan Yates, founder of outdoor accommodation specialist Pitchup.com, so those planning an overseas camping holiday should book now to take advantage of the keen pricing and early-bird specials.
"We had outgrown our facilities in Golden and at JFK, and the lease on the JFK facility was set to expire in June of next year," Mr. Chowdry said.
Remember to remove this once the plant starts to outgrow it.
It is the values of these parameters that determine the ability of a tumour to outgrow host tissues.
"Juli was about to outgrow the part".
You're meant to outgrow Byron.
We had already begun to outgrow carelessness.
Georgia needs to outgrow its reliance on political saviours.
Will we ever be lucky enough to outgrow it?
"We still expect to outgrow the segment in 2006.
