Sentence examples for swell about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freireich said demand for his services started to swell about a year ago.

The actor previously said he was unsure about appearing in the film, yet with the confirmation rumours will likely swell about the actor portraying Star Lord's father.

The same year saw another article, Life's Swell, about Hawaiian surfer girls, published in Outside magazine - this became the film Blue Crush (2002).

To Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas he writes about "Big Two-Hearted River" that "nothing happens and the country is swell, I made it all up, so I see it all and part of it comes out the way it ought to, it is swell about the fish, but isn't writing a hard job though?" Or at least I want to believe the self-parody is conscious; otherwise that gee-whiz tone is dreadful.

As a result, San Franciscans have seen their paychecks swell about 2x faster than inflation can eat it, (4.6% increase in wages vs. 2.6% inflation).

John and Tom D'Eri recently spoke to Nation Swell about their plans to expand their Florida car wash, where 80percentt of the employees have autism.

With the new wave of schools in the fall, and the growth of existing charter schools that are adding grades every year, enrollment is projected to swell by about 8,000 next year, to a total of about 38,000.

The tiny seeds swell to about four times their original size, so 1 cup uncooked quinoa yields about 4 cups, enough for 6 to 8 servings.

A typical household could expect the account to swell to about $200,000 over 35 years, according to plan's architects.

That number will swell to about 75 during the trial, which will draw judges, court staff, a satellite communications technician and reporters.

William Wrigley Jr., the great-grandson of the chewing gum company's founder, saw the value of his shares swell by about half a billion dollars Monday.