grow apart

Despite this, the school friends seem to be growing apart a little.

Their son, who had long before grown apart from them, was no longer anyone they could remember.

The countries have actually grown apart from each other in the last ten years.

After spending the first 13 years of his life with her, they have grown apart.

I know that we have grown apart and that's as it should be.

In these years the couple started gradually to grow apart.

Friends say no third party was involved; they had simply "grown apart".

The two girls began to grow apart when they entered high school.

But if the house and he grew apart, it also brought him into architecture.

But we were already growing apart, and for the last seven years I haven't seen him at all, of course.

They had been growing apart, and he hadn't even known it.

But in their fourth year of school, they had begun to grow apart.

"They just grew apart and went their separate ways," the source said.

The two had begun to grow apart as they grew older.

In general, the cultures grew apart and had little contact for a century.

For the better part of the past eighteen months they had slowly grown apart.

The bills pile up and the two grow apart from each other.

The film dealt with a married couple that has grown apart over the years.

They had grown apart artistically and did not get along well with each other.

Although they remain on speaking terms, mentor and student grow apart for a time.

Yet, selfishly, I did not want him to grow apart from me again.

A: "I think we both just started to grow apart.

That we had grown apart, maybe needed different things.

"We were growing apart, not writing to each other so much," Freedman has said.

But there is also a danger the two agendas will grow apart if they are not brought together.