Meanings of grow now in English

I wonder how our gardens will grow now that water is becoming an expensive commodity.

Other prospective saints who served the Fatherland and came through whole are letting their beards grow now.

They have to grow before they are born just as you grow now after you are born.

And why does my beard grow now?

Trees may have grown on the dry parts of the reef, as cocoa-nuts grow now in the Pacific.

Before the finals the pressure won't grow now, it will be static and hopefully that will really help us.

Can we recommend their being planted in places where the chestnut does not grow now perhaps within several hundred miles?

They will grow now.

I did mean it in sooth, but I never guessed how dreadful it would grow now I am pledged to it.

But just adding new accounts could be a tough way for the bank to grow now because it is so big.

Fijian striker Roy Krishna says his confidence is continuing to grow now he's established himself in the Wellington Phoenix starting side.

However, pumpkins were our main reliance for present and future pies and sauce; such pumpkins do not grow now in these latter days.

In consequence, it is argued, the material which previously enabled the fetus to grow now collects-in the maternal circulation, stimulating the womb to contract.

My brother's children are grown now, and she keeps house for him.

Katy is grown now, but I still dread images of dead children.

Gaiety grew now into her cadences-the utter joy of being young.