Sentence examples for think to grow from inspiring English sources

"I think to grow, you have to go through hard times," he said.

But I think to grow yourself as a performer, without being under a microscope, New York is a better place to be.

They have applied makeup, discussed flirtation strategies and are prepared, so they think, to grow up fast with two older men whom they hardly know in a Boston nightclub.

Much remains unknown about the species, which typically inhabits deep waters, but they are thought to grow as large as 13 metres long.

It was also the first: Mr. Botstein plunged right into this large, brooding work, which allows one thought to grow from another, swelling into crashing, blunt climaxes with an organic force.

MWCNTs are thought to grow on molten boron carbide particles acting as seeds at high temperatures of up to ∼2400 °C.

Islands are thought to grow through the subsurface precipitation of carbonate and silica, although recent work has suggested that other factors may be involved, notably airborne dust accumulation.

Giant squid are thought to grow to a length of 13 or even 15 m, including their tentacles.

Hypoxic tumors are thought to grow more rapidly than non-hypoxic tumors, because hypoxia induces several biological processes that promote tumor growth, e.g., cell proliferation and angiogenesis [10].

The adhesion point is thought to grow as the contact time of the surface is longer, so the friction coefficient is thought to be a function depending on the sliding speed.

By 1989, several kilometres of river were covered in thick mats of the stuff, a surprise since the rare alga was not thought to grow this way.