"develop hobbies" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Tired of spending all of my free time watching TV, I decided to start developing new hobbies."
How about giving kids more time to develop hobbies for, say, collecting Digimon cards or Barbie outfits?
He confided in me that he honestly worked so hard that he did not take time to develop hobbies or much of a social life.
If you do not take care of yourself, have an exercise routine, eat well, meditate or develop hobbies and interests outside of work, you will resent everyone that asks anything from you and they will start to resent you.
For instance, teens need to have time to hang out with friends, develop hobbies, have time to homework, and just have fun sometimes.
Develop hobbies, friends and interests of your own.
In the past few years, Mr. Thalheimer has developed hobbies "in order to test my items".
While J does face some difficult times, other issues also come up, such as arguing with friends, changing schools, developing hobbies, applying to art school, dating, and dreams for the future.
It could mean keeping your regular job or developing hobbies or an initial product that delivers a regular income.
Their education tends to be mostly focused on these subjects, and developing hobbies and passions in subjects like music, literature, art (the humanities in general) are less likely to happen than for an English or history major.
Along this journey she developed hobbies, interests and has had unique experiences.
