Sentence examples for time grown from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Roger North, a lawyer, bemoaned, in Cambridge, the "vast Loss of Time grown out of a pure Novelty.
Mr. Anderson has lived for several years in Nyack, and his plays, it seems to us, have during that time grown increasingly remote and disassociated.
On "ER," which has been on the air for 13 years, the traumas and conditions have over time grown more unusual.
The book mentions how social dim sum dining is, so we made a couple tables (i.e. brown poster board circles) and asked the story time grown ups to sit around them.
We chose a growth time in each patch of 12.5 but found that the paradox was observed so long as the time grown in a patch was sufficient to produce 1000 organisms across the population (see Supplementary Note 4).
Wuthering Heights was AIP's biggest success to that date – rather to the surprise of studio chief Samuel Z Arkoff, who tried in vain to persuade Fuest to deliver a sequel – and Fuest was then teamed with Price, who had at that time grown weary of his horror stardom and become prickly to work with.
This spring, the waiting time grew.
And then the time grew short.
No accumulation of errors as time grows affects this method.
Time grows more precious: hence the lure of fast food.
