Sentence examples for wild growth from inspiring English sources

Price mentioned a photograph that shows domesticated plants competing for space with newer wild growth.

There is the Burgundian Jacques Lardière at Maison Jadot, "bobbing his head with its wild growth of silver locks".

Where there is now wild growth and a relic of a smallpox hospital on the southern end, they began work on a memorial to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

"If you looked at the hockey-stick-like growth of the early Internet, it understandably allowed people to make wild, wild growth projections".

What Mr. Milstein proposes is a "get out of jail free" card for the subprime industry and the hedge-fund benefactors of its wild growth.

Though not as huge a return as seen in the wild growth years of the late 1990's, it looks awfully attractive right now.

All species of plants from which controlled substances in schedules I and II may be derived which have been planted or cultivated in violation of this subchapter, or of which the owners or cultivators are unknown, or which are wild growths, may be seized and summarily forfeited to the United States.

Also called "the tree of life," baobab is the common name for Adansonia, a group of six species of trees; wild growths of trunk and foliage that all at once resemble bottle caps, umbrellas and alien life forces.

The market is growing like gangbusters as demand increases among schools and has become a major driver of Clever's adoption, which the founder says quickly surpassed even the company's "wildest growth projections".

Although there are times we'll wish we could just pluck them out of difficult situations, we need to remember another lesson my garden taught me--Wild growth is only showy growth; fruit only bears out on the branches that are challenged or cut back.

The streams received runoff from agricultural lands, urban areas such as golf courses and housing subdivisions, or wild-growth vegetation.