Examples of using Started growing in English and their translations into Greek
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her team found that their stalagmite started growing about 5,200 years ago.
He thought he was losing his mind when the moss and the flowers started growing in his footsteps.
He created a farm right outside of Mogadishu, and started growing tulips and lilies,
when people started growing cereal crops and keeping animals.
our business started growing.
orangeries before ambitious colonials started growing it on the island of Java,
Bit by bit they separated and started growing, and then I dug a hole in the ground.
Then he came back, started growing pot from Harlan to the Virginia state line.
After the tumors started growing on both of the sides, the scientists injected the molecules, either alone
My dad started growing weed for him and some of his buddies,
After tumors started growing at both sites, the scientists injected the molecules, alone
people started growing their own food.
even as its profits have started growing again.
here are some of the foods that looked totally different before humans first started growing them for food.
Tis means the cancer is“in situ”(the tumor has not started growing into the breast tissue).
Tis means the cancer is"in situ"(the tumor has not started growing into healthy breast tissue).
After all, even an economy as badly managed as Argentina started growing again only a year after the government defaulted
Indeed, although the British economy started growing again in 2013, the growth was accompanied by an immediate increase of the already chronic current account deficit,
this number started growing and growing since 2008.
the Monitor's most recent data(2014) show that public expenditure on education in the EU has started growing again, after three consecutive years of contraction.