Sentence examples for will finally grow from inspiring English sources

"Pressure will finally grow for a national policy if states succeed," she added.

I hope those rosemary shrubs will finally grow".

Does dealing with all this mean we will have finally grown up by the time we're through the worst of it, if we ever even reach that stage?

Mayer treats Hedwig and Yitzhak not like adults struggling with meaning and purpose but like the adolescents in the tiresome 2006 musical "Spring Awakening" (which won him a Best Direction Tony): they are "kooks," petulant teens who'll feel better when they finally grow up.

We could then finally grow the team and grow geographically.

We'll finally get to see Scout Finch grow up: the newly unearthed sequel to Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel To Kill a Mockingbird is set to be published in July, over 55 years after the release of the original novel.

That means losses won't end, but will finally start to grow less rapidly.

That's a conundrum cancer patients know well; when it finally grows back, will I be so bonded to it that I can never cut it off again?

You'll finally be growing wings, my dear, but not everyone will want to see you fly.

Television has finally grown up.

I think he's finally grown up".