The story is not hard to read though, once the reader has grown accustomed to the structure.

But as readers and programmers grew more sophisticated, the programs became longer and more complex.

It was only after the Memoir was printed that readers grew to like Austen as a person.

As a result, the reader can grow impatient with his constant digressions, his long-winded style.

There is an awkwardness about all this, as if Rowling knows that while some readers have grown older like her characters, others are still children.

Its current issue advises balding readers to grow vegetables.

Some readers will grow impatient for it many pages before it comes to pass.

Well, time passed, and the readers grew, and so did Chicken Little, but not very much.

Viewers and readers may grow accustomed to this kind of arrangement.