Sentence examples for outgrow from high-quality English sources.

• "But I began to outgrow them and then I discovered Wodehouse.

• But a few are going to stick around long after they outgrow that designation.

• But, as with the shedding of an epidermis, we can outgrow friendships that no longer suit our life styles.

• The Cosco’s low shoulder straps mean that a child is likely to outgrow this seat well before they are ready for a booster.

• But kids don't simply move on from the earlier toys when they outgrow the kit's intended age group.

• They see a new credit cycle coming for the new decade, where "revenue for state and local governments will outgrow debt."

• The European peace came crashing down in 1914, partly because Germany’s rise led it to outgrow the system holding it back.

• A brief setback came with the end of the Egyptian occupation; by 1848, however, the town had begun to outgrow its walls, and…

Use outgrow in a sentence.

• Firms like Jebbit, Cheetah Digital's Wayin, Outgrow, and Sightform, are trying to cash in on the trend with interactive quizzes.

• In general, college graduates outgrow this habit once they’ve moved out of the house and are forced to buy alcohol with their own money.

• It’s hard to outgrow this design thanks to the innovative mattress that expands to fit the base of the cot (simply unzip to reveal a bigger mattress).

• In that case, China would find it harder to outgrow its corporate debt problem, which in turn would weaken the world’s principal engine of economic expansion.

• Gamache-Asselin said the startup has expanded at a measured pace over time, because it didn't want to outgrow its ability to provide good service to patients.

• But the heartwarming photo of a tiger guiding her cubs through the trees inspired hope that they will eventually outgrow their label of an endangered species.

• It moved gradually and followed the pattern of the compromise at Moganshan, which left the planned economy intact while allowing a market economy to flourish and outgrow it.

• And what's more, your child won't outgrow the Graco SimpleSwitch any time soon, as the chair can be detached from the legs and used as a booster seat instead of a high chair.

outgrow sentence examples

• It's a great size for toddlers and preschoolers, but kids will likely outgrow this lunch box by elementary school, and it might even be too small for preschoolers with voracious appetites.

• Where once the press pack following Sanders could fit comfortably in a large family car, the traveling reporters have begun to outgrow the coach that the campaign eventually hired to ferry them from speech to speech.

• Personally, I don't think my daughter needs a fancy wooden sled, especially since she would outgrow it in a year or two, but if you want a more traditional Flexible Flyer, check out their beautiful toddler wooden sleigh — it would make a cute front porch decoration once your child outgrows it.

• Gusto's reasoning, according to its cease-and-desist letter sent to Rippling which it shared with Business Insider, is that Rippling's comparative ad is, in fact, factually inaccurate in its implication that a company can outgrow Gusto's software and services, despite the fact that Gusto itself outgrew its own systems.