grown out of造句怎麼寫

My younger brother needs a new pair of shoes because he has grown out of his old ones.

In our town, the tomatoes grown out of his garden are sweeter than those from any other garden.

He is notable because he attempts to understand society as a system which is grown out of solution of practical problems.

On the other hand, as the debt and derivatives markets have grown out of all recognition, they have moved increasingly into the shadows.

It was interesting to see how the Lean Way has grown out of Japan's culture (or is this is the inverse - evidence of Lean seeping out into general culture?)

The child has grown out of his clothes.

He has grown out of the bad habits of his boyhood days.

My daughter has grown out of her school uniform in only six months.

In a corner, I had stacked all the unused baby things my son has grown out of.

The advert was grown out of wheat, cotton and marigold plants by farmers on fields which covered the space of fifty football fields!

He has grown out of the habit of smoking.

May: I thought you had grown out of such child practice.

Rammed earth walls take up the colour of the sandy soil and appear as if they have grown out of the ground.

Our maze is grown out of hay grazer, the stuff hay bales are made out of.

I was now aged eight, so that this was a reversion to a habit which I must have grown out of at least four years earlier.

The polis is natural in the sense that it has grown out of smaller and lesser forms of human association.