Sentence examples similar to call grown from inspiring English sources

It's part of what they call growing up".

By the 1970s, a call grew for the city to revive residency requirements.

In particular, "12 Years a Slave" director Steve McQueen, "Gravity" star Sandra Bullock, and "American Hustle" director and co-writer David O. Russell made the case for what one might call grown-up movies — films that aren't afraid of examining weighty subjects or doing things differently than moviegoers might be accustomed to.

Combining the two dimensions produces four policy scenarios, which we call "Growing Social Europe" (GSE), "Expanding Market Europe" (EME), "Limited Social Europe" (LSE) and "Challenged Market Europe" (CME) (Table  1).

His calls grew less frequent.

That's called growing up.

At the same time, our calls grew longer.

The new ad, called "Growing Up," highlights his Michigan roots.

"It's just called growing up," Adubato said.

Part of the mysterious process called growing up.

We get together when we can: it is called growing up.