Sentence examples for work has grown from inspiring English sources

Since the end of 2007 the population over 16 has grown by 11.6m people and the labour force (those either working or looking for work) has grown by just 1.6m.

But appreciation for their work has grown.

Since then his work has grown ever more elliptical.

But side work has grown scarcer as Broadway retrenches.

Since 2000, blue-collar work has grown more rapidly than white-collar employment.

Since then, Ms. Kawakubo's work has grown in clarity and wisdom.

The theatre was, after all, small, and Armitage's work had grown along with her career.

As a consequence, his life and his work have grown to mythical dimensions among the people of his continent.

By the start of the 20th century, abdominal surgery, which provided the general surgeon with the bulk of his work, had grown beyond infancy, thanks largely to Billroth.

The market for Dufy's work had grown, she said, and the so the painting's value at the time of the damage was close to six figures.

Concerned that his work had grown stale, in 1907 he began the "Weeping Woman" series in which he developed a new way forward.