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Meanings of growing near in English
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Usage of growing near in English
1
It was growing near moonrise, and there was nothing to be done.
2
Presently his eye rested upon some tall reed-grass that was growing near.
3
Hurrying on, I saw a green spot with some rushes growing near.
4
There is no tree or shrub growing near the Walpi mesa.
5
Another tree I have growing near the house is a Potomac English walnut.
6
This same observer also found three plants of a Bignonia growing near together.
7
There was no sapling growing near enough to make a stick.
8
The time was growing near, and Jimmy wanted real sex and warm blood.
9
The spring had a greenish-brown cast to it and nothing growing near looked healthy.
10
They halted at last under the cypress growing near the entrance of the house.
11
Mr. Haralson: I presume there were quite a number of varieties growing near by.
12
Suppose you find dog-tooth violets and wind-flowers growing near together.
13
He pointed to some bushes and tender saplings growing near.
14
Knot appeared from beneath some ferns growing near the rock.
15
Afterwards he discovered some tall, tough reeds growing near by.
16
She smelled like flowers and the ocean, like a garden growing near the beach.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common