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Sentences using the word grew. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use grew in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for grew.

• Then she grew pale. (12)
• Sharp grew her face. (10)
• Rhoda grew very chill. (22)
• It grew colder and dark. (8)
• Mr. Knightley grew angry. (4)
• Or the way her hair grew? (8)
• Her eyelashes grew moist. (10)
• Daphne Wing grew very pink. (8)
• But presently he grew calmer. (8)
• Cyril Morland grew desperate. (8)
• At last it grew too dark to fight. (7)
• He read, and his eyes grew horny. (10)
• He grew hot, then cold, with anger. (8)
• The room grew insufferable to Cecilia. (10)
• They grew between the bank and the water. (10)
• His face grew twinkly; he put out his hand. (8)
• She did not speak, but her face grew white. (8)
• His eyes grew sharp, and he squeezed the fingers. (22)
• Harriet smiled again, and her smiles grew stronger. (4)
• If people came to speak of him, she grew cold all over. (12)
• He remembered his engagement and grew doubly embittered. (10)
• The tiny sound grew till it became the muttering of wheels. (8)
• The clear light of his simple duty grew cloudy and complex. (10)
• His grief and anger grew and grew within him. (8)
• Her heart fluttered, her knees trembled, and her cheeks grew pale. (4)
• Once again back in the colony he loved, his fortunes grew bright. (19)
• Stones thumped on his breast; the barrier-line ahead grew denser. (10)
• The desolation of the picture of England in my mind grew congenial. (10)
• The feeling grew in Rose that the Countess lowered and degraded her. (10)
• The sounds, like the humming of large flies, grew deeper, more vibrating. (8)
• Dorminghurst grew out of the forest under the influence of a master mind. (18)
• The poor fellow grew green with terror, and fell upon his knees before me. (6)
• Stiller and stiller grew nature, as at the meeting of two electric clouds. (10)
• As he wrote, she grew more radiant, more indistinct, more fiercely desired. (10)
• This longing grew in her so all night that at breakfast she told her father. (8)
• Fainter and fainter grew the incident; it seemed to have its right proportions. (8)
• In Frances Freeland, lying awake till two, as was her habit, the suggestion grew. (8)
• Lavender sat a little further forward on his chair, and the trouble in his eyes grew. (8)
• Smaller and more remote grew the regions where they could roam free and undisturbed. (19)
• Miss Milray grew more and more exhaustive in her analysis, and enjoyed refining upon it. (9)
• It never grew longer, and was prompted by the feeling that her face was like an April day. (8)
• Farina beheld a scene that first dazzled, but, as it grew into shape, sank him with dismay. (10)
• Musical Society, which grew out of a singing class formed in that town, by Billings, in 1774. (3)
• Sheila, whose hands were clenched, and whose face had been fiery red, grew suddenly almost white. (8)
• When one grew old and wild and ran up bills, one somehow never ran them up with Gessler Brothers. (8)
• The English fire grew hotter every day from the 150 cannon which had been planted upon the walls. (19)
• Although I had lost faith both in my own powers and in mankind, my soul gradually grew calm again. (12)
• An indefinite resentment at Riversley was the feeling I grew conscious of after very fast walking. (10)
• She had sight of a tear that grew big under the lashes of each of his eyelids, and rolled heavily. (10)
• But George and his partner sat on, and with every glass of wine the light in their eyes grew brighter. (8)
• With this apology for himself, Lord Fleetwood grew tolerant of the person honourably avowed as his wife. (10)
• Everything was very still, not even the poplars stirred, yet the purple grew with sinister, unmoving speed. (8)
• Reflecting on it, Cecilia grew indignant at the thought that Mr. Tuckham might have been acting a sinister part. (10)
• Emilia grew distantly aware that the policeman and his wife talked of her and watched her with combined observation. (10)
• For a moment Robert stood as if listening, and then white grew his face, and he swayed and struck his hands together. (10)
• The ox-eyed daisies in this orchard, which gave it such a moony look sometimes, grew wild and happy, and had their hour. (8)
• The later it grew, the more he was tormented by his hunger, and the flapping of the bats, which he could not see in the dark. (5)
• Weeks grew into months and the spring came and the summer passed yet no word from the one she knew was dearer to her than life. (18)
• It grew, under the law that regulates the growth of walled cities in precarious situations: not in extent, but in height and density. (2)
• This was an outlying plot of neglected ground belonging to their farm, two sedgy meadows, hedged by banks on which grew oaks and ashes. (8)
• When this had passed, his eyesight and sensations grew clearer, and he sat in a mental doze, looking at things with quiet animal observation. (10)
• Gradually another outlined itself at some distance above, and then the first grew double, triple, till at last six arches of red could be counted. (14)
• The sun set, dew began to fall; the river changed, and grew whiter; the sky paled to the colour of an amethyst; shadows lengthened, dissolved slowly. (8)
• The rose-bush to which Xanthe went grew on the dike that belonged in common to her father and uncle, beside a bench of beautifully-polished white marble. (5)

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