Sentence examples for was long grown from inspiring English sources

Originally domesticated in the east-central United States ca. 4000 years ago (Crites 1993; Harter et al. 2004; Smith and Yarnell 2009), sunflower was long grown as a source of edible seeds as well as for a variety of nonfood purposes (e.g. as a source of dye for textiles and for ceremonial purposes) (Soleri and Cleveland 1993).

Mr. Sineno's other son and three daughters are long grown; he and his wife, Pauline, have five grandchildren.

My ex-wife, Simone, comes for lunch sometimes, and we talk of our sons, who are long grown and have children of their own.

On the track there's ice crystals in the clay, and when you look real close you can see that the crystals are long, growing into lines, and the more mushy the clay the tighter the crystals pack in.

Mr. Kerry, whose daughters are long since grown, kept neglecting to show the children the pictures.

If your bangs are long or grown out, you can put them to the side of your forehead!

The list is long and growing.

The list of potential owners is long and growing.

The list of countries offering or planning relief for their automotive industries is long and growing.

The list of what should be blockbuster media stories is long and growing.

The list of perceived snubs is long, and growing longer by the day.