Sentence examples for try to grow into from inspiring English sources
And then you try to grow into a type, and God forbid if you don't".
Some of the suckers in the lawn will try to grow into a new tree, but regular mowing and digging out any offenders should keep them at bay.
Where fire comes to your house from outside, as in Mediterranean climate landscapes that burn regularly and will do so more with climate change, you have to maintain what we in California call "defensible space," and stay on top of it as grass and brush try to grow into it.
The local angel investor contingent continues to try to grow into the opportunity in front of them but simply hasn't kept up with the pace of innovation happening in Kansas City.
Each provided glimpses of the kind of threat they might pose as the Lakers try to grow into their future. .
I always gravitated to that shape and, after all the guitars I ever tried while trying to grow into my own personality as a musician, when I didn't know the difference between what one guitar sounded like and another, I always ended up back with a Les Paul.
It is trying to grow into a fully self-sufficient state, but still has a large international presence to guide it along the way.
"Some people are quite vulnerable [to depression], but it doesn't emerge until the highly stressful years of separation and trying to grow into adulthood," says Dr. Chris Martin, staff psychiatrist and team leader of the Menninger Clinic's Compass Program, an inpatient hospital program for 18- to 30-year-olds struggling with psychiatric disorders.
Since the carefree days of VC money flowing are a thing of the past, we're certain 4INFO will put this funding to good use, and the company plans to use the money for product development and to expand its sales and distribution teams, while trying to grow into a profitable company.
I feel like I'm trying to grow into it in a responsible way.
They are surrounded by ridiculous images of "perfection" while trying to grow into their own skin and feel beautiful.
