Sentence examples for time has grown from inspiring English sources
The journal, first envisioned as an amulet against the passage of time, has grown to overwhelming proportions.
"Our audience over time has grown to hunger for challenging material," Ms. Perloff said in an interview.
Paid vacation time has grown from one or two weeks a year to five, six or more.
Slowly she has drawn back from her son's entourage and at the same time has grown more comfortable in the spotlight.
Since then, our graduation requirements have been raised, testing has been increased, with severe penalties for failure, and instructional time has grown.
According to the BLS, the number of people ages 16 and up who are employed full time has grown steadily since 1968, the first year data is available.
People by this time had grown used, by 1918, to invasive and restrictive measures.
Rhinehart, who built computers in his spare time, had grown interested in astrophysics.
Because our (perhaps artificials) demands on our time have grown, technological advances just shift our time around, not the opposite.
At the latter, the wait time had grown from six months to fifteen months within two years.
