Sentence examples for swelled between from inspiring English sources

In addition, the waists of even normal-weight women swelled between 1988 and 2010, the study showed.

The volume sold since then has swelled between 10percentand20percentceveryveryearar, said Luo Huibo, director of the Baijiu College.

She tells Dr. Drew about the distance that swelled between them in recent years.

The doctor said I have something swollen between the muscles".

Even at this time in the morning, numerous people get off at the Nelly Bay terminal: about 2,000 people live on the island year-round, but numbers swell between April and November.

The music swells between chaos and order, underscoring the visual and spoken narratives and offering its own tension: there's always the threat that the towering edifice of sounds she is constructing before us will collapse.

In their most optimistic low-emissions scenario, where global temperature rise is limited to no more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit), the study predicts oceans will swell between 24 and 61 centimeters (0.7-2 feet) in the 21st century.

By mid-afternoon their numbers had swelled to between 600 and 800.

At each mention of the victims' innocence, the applause swelled, reverberating between the city's 17th-century walls and the Guildhall.

It is not just Derry, or one section of the people, but democracy itself which needs to look out". At each mention of the victims' innocence, the applause swelled, reverberating between the city's 17th-century walls and the Guildhall.

Under Nabataean rule, Petra prospered as a centre of the spice trade that involved such disparate realms as China, Egypt, Greece, and India, and the city's population swelled to between 10,000 and 30,000.