Sentence examples for becomes grown up from inspiring English sources

It seems that the misleading assumptions underlying the question of "what do you want to be when you grow up?" are that firstly, one's identity is entirely based on one's career; and secondly, one becomes "grown up" when one acquires a job.

He continues: "I've never quite understood when one stops being little and becomes grown up.

He always felt secure in who he had become growing up on an Indiana farm.

Previous studies have become growing up to evaluate the immunological state in different diseases, in addition different immunologic markers were previously measured separately to evaluate these patients.

The brothers became grown-up stars in "Down Argentine Way" (1940) and appeared in five other films for 20th Century Fox.

"Our sport has become more grown up, and it's more accepted that ever before," she says.

After years of trying to figure out at what age one becomes grown-up, I have decided it is the age I inhabit now.

If literature needs to be something more than just storytelling, then perhaps one could argue with Maurice Blanchot that it only truly becomes grown-up when it "becomes a question" hanging over the space separating it from the world.

"I just want to take her in my arms and hold her until she becomes grown-up," Fonda said at the time.

"What would little Aylan become had he grown up?" says the cartoon, using an alternative spelling of Alan's name.

They became friends growing up in Cambridge, Mass.