Sentences with phrase «grow larger heads»

Late varieties grow larger heads and tend to store better or are used to make sauerkraut.

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When appointed the «Head of FM Directory» he was instrumental in growing the Finance Magnates Directory into the largest, go - to directory in the FX industry.

They'll burn cigarettes into my skin, jab me anyplace they like, bloody my nose, blacken my eyes, laugh at my tears, hold a gun to my head, cut me, tattoo me, as their eyes grow large and excited.

As the largest and fastest growing wholesaler in Ireland, we are ideally placed to understand the needs of the foodservice market and, as an Irish family business, we are delighted to work with small Irish companies, many of which are family owned, to give them a head start in the market.

It's got to the point where we can't even have and Arsenal, web based fans forum without dissent rearing it's head and growing what's already a large wedge.

The growing private - public differences came to a head in 1979 when a committee selected the at - large teams to the 16 - team single - division CCS tournament.

Not only is your body creating more of a hormone that relaxes your stomach muscles, but if you have more than one babe growing in your womb, a large babe, or a breech whose head is pressing on things, chances are your heartburn is worse.

The brain grows on average three times as large by the end of the first year (and head size growth in the first year is a sign of intelligence, e.g., Gale et al., 2006).

Because of its location in your head, these tumors can press on the nerves that lead to your eyes, causing vision problems if they grow too large.

New York's expected budget gap is growing larger — a more than $ 4 billion deficit heading into the next fiscal year now poses a challenge for Governor Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers as they prepare to run for re-election.

The infected animals developed lesions around their eyes, and those lesions grew larger and larger until their entire head degenerated.

EPSRC receives the largest number of grant proposals among the U.K. research councils, and that number has grown dramatically in recent years, according to David Reid, head of communications at the council.

The team found that big - headed soldiers and non-soldiers grew largest in Australia and smallest in Hawaii.

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Over time, their tails grew larger and heads smaller.

Nicknamed the swiss cheese plant, its broad leaves can grow larger than your head!

In the US, Dr. Nancy Krebs headed up a large infant growth study that found breastfed infants who received puréed or strained meat as a primary weaning food beginning at four to five months grew at a slightly faster rate.

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Though I didn't start out that way — I have a pretty large sized melon for a girl, and it grew first (well, my head, my shoulders, my boobs, and my hips.

India head Taru Kapoor shares the numbers, saying, «India is Tinder's largest market in Asia and continues to grow rapidly and organically.

► Lightning strikes a lighthouse and we see a close - up of gel spreading and becoming larger at the base of the building where a small fire burns briefly; a wall of gel rises like a curtain from a jungle forest into the sky, making noises like muttering and muffled roars as we hear that the phenomenon is spreading and destroying all species on Earth; five scientists armed with military rifles enter the area to find trees that have become covered with flowers, woody plants have grown into human shapes covered with blossoms, the bodies of three missing soldiers have been engulfed with vines, moss, and lichens that have grown out of the bodies and the head of a soldier is found in a path (we see no blood or facial expression).

Mr. Petruzielo, 54, announced last week that he will be leaving his post as head of the nation's fifth - largest school system for the greener pastures of Cherokee County, Ga., a small but growing suburb of Atlanta, where he will head the 24,000 - student school system.

As the workforce in state - funded pre-kindergarten programs continues to grow in the United States, the promise of these and other early education opportunities (e.g., Head Start) depends in large

Both the Outback and the Forester have grown into larger vehicles, and the active urban market needs something that takes up a little less space while still offering the ability to head for the slopes or the woods with confidence.

False Queen Anne's lace has a more delicate look to it and grows slightly larger with neater flower clusters at the head of the flower stem.

With hydrocephalus a puppy has an abnormally large head, lethargy, and doesn't grow at a normal rate.

A hydrocephalic puppy will have a larger head than his littermates, will be lethargic, and will grow more slowly.

The American bulldog puppies grow into stocky, big dogs with large head and muscular build.

The pressure created in the closed ear from the growing abscess (an abscess is a localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue) may cause a break on the outside of the ear that is seen as a hole in the side of the head, or it may create a large swelling or lump on one or both sides of the head.

Fox Squirrels are the largest of North American Squirrels and can grow to 29 inches in total length, have a somewhat square head, bushy tail, and weigh 3 pounds.

It's the size of a fat headed adult pitbull now on thickness or width or a full grown large 100 lb plus block head Lab.

When my personal pile grew larger than my stomach, I headed to a picnic table where the produce man was stationed.

A large portion of the fights will be you destroying one of the leg or arm armors, chopping off a limb (which will grow back over time), then crawling on their back, up to the head and then chopping it off.

The work of these artists speaks to the growing use of various upholstery materials, and exciting new explorations of technique that contribute to the overall aesthetic of furniture in wonderful ways, says Toni Sikes, ## M: (full story) ## a juror for the show who heads Guild.com, one the worlds largest online collections of original art.

The work of these artists speaks to the growing use of various upholstery materials, and exciting new explorations of technique that contribute to the overall aesthetic of furniture in wonderful ways, says Toni Sikes, a juror for the show who heads Guild.com, one the worlds largest online collections of original art.

But having spent eight years inside a large company, he felt he had a roadmap in his head for how a law firm could grow market share.

The lease will allow Northern Trust, the city's largest locally head - quartered bank, to grow its business in new and improved space at the building, known as «Big Red» for its signature exterior color.

At Rechler Equity Partners, one of the largest owners of commercial real estate on Long Island and the largest owner of industrial space in Suffolk County, rents from its industrial properties have grown by 25 percent in the past 2 1⁄2 years, said cousins Mitchell and Gregg Rechler, who head the firm.