Wiktionary
grown out of
vb. (past participle of grow out of English)
Usage examples of "grown out of".
Cerryl stopped under the shadow of some kind of oak, almost more a tall bush than a tree, that had grown out of the jumble of rocks at the inshore end of the breakwater.
If the radicles had been acted on solely by geotropism, they would have grown out of the bottom of the sieve perpendicularly downwards.
That dark arm seemingly grown out of the very earth was showing clear against the snow.
The bed was on a shelf so carefully fitted to the wall that it might well have grown out of it, and, from behind an amber shade, an incandescent lamp provided illumination with the softness of candlelight.