Sentence examples for are coming of from inspiring English sources

The children of baby-boomer writers are coming of age.

"Younger activists are coming of age," he told the Guardian.

Each in their own way, The Inbetweeners are coming of age.

"Ottawa plays a patient game and has some guys who are coming of age.

This is the year that pre-loaded currency cards are coming of age as the traveller's friend.

He is not pessimistic about the future of the school; says now the good dancers are coming of an age where they can teach.

We grew up during a time of profligate excess and are coming of age just as the bill — one we neither contributed to nor deserve — is coming due.

But the territory in question is not a new continent: it is the realm of cyberspace, where two developments suggest that virtual worlds are coming of age.

Cosmo appeals to women who are coming of age because they can sample adult pleasures without becoming enmeshed in adult worries.

An unusual number of the best films this year are coming-of-age stories about boys and young men that create a less-than-cheery composite picture of teenagers around the world.

Both his memoirs are coming-of-age stories of sorts.