outgrow造句

Many outgrow their shyness.

These mutant plants eventually outgrow the infection.

Guys, my wife says: "outgrow that wedding ring and I'll outgrow you."

About 5 percent of children stutter, but most outgrow it.

Children who walk in their sleep usually outgrow the habit.

Johnny has outgrow the fear of staying at home alone.

Many children outgrow absence seizures in their teen years.

Record the time from culture to outgrow and their growing rate of two groups.

Overall, China’s traditional pattern of growth has helped supply to grow alongside, or even outgrow, demand.

This is a misunderstanding of maturity. You will never outgrow temptation.

The girl may or may not outgrow her interest in fashion.

If you outgrow the level-range of a fortress, you will not be able to attack, defend or rule it.

If you spend a lot of time investing in personal development, you'll probably eventually outgrow your social group.

As a culture we never outgrow the joys of puppies. There is no break in our obsession.

If the clothes are still in good shape when your children outgrow them, you can auction or consign them to recover some of your costs.

Evolving towards a cybernated society that can gradually outgrow the need for all political local, national, and supra-national governments as a means of social management.

Anne had always been a bit queer that way. And there did not any longer seem to be much use in hoping she would outgrow it.

Often times, we outgrow our goals as we discover more about ourselves, but we don't change our goals to reflect that.

If I manage to outgrow this current madness, the book that I write will open with the last line of Dante's Inferno: "And then we came out to see once more the stars."

As for the narrative art, her maturity and perfection outgrow those of other female writers in her age, and she is one of the first modern female writers who concentrate on narrative art.

Around one in 50 children in the UK suffer from nut allergies, which is generally considered to be a lifelong condition as only a small number of children outgrow it.