Sentence examples for a growing up from inspiring English sources
A: Growing up in East L.A., I had a lot of exposure to kids who weren't making it.
"It was a growing up period, it was very tough for me," Peter Rohlf said.
The new paintings show a growing up, though they retain a childish glee.
It means a growing up and growing away process that need not and most certainly should not mean becoming anti-American.
Afia was a member of a "Growing Up Digital" task force group convened by the Children's Commissioner for England to study Internet use among teens and the concerns children might face as they grow up in the digital age.
AT such times I'm reminded of the crab feasts we had when I was a growing up in Baltimore, and how, when I was too young to pick crabs myself, my father would sit next to me and share his, extracting the flesh from the backfin for me and saving the tougher leg meat for himself.
This may be a "grown up" attitude.
5. Invest in a "grown up" wardrobe.
Were you a tomboy growing up?
