Small baby, essentially growing well.
Allenby essentially grew up on the course, and Ogilvy owns a home within walking distance of the clubhouse.
Vivian Stafford was 18 when she had her first, and the two of them essentially grew up in tandem.
Born in Hong Kong, Moore said she had essentially grown up in America, where she went to the famous Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Florida before moving back to Britain to live for a while with her grandparents in Doncaster.
When Robert Turetsky was growing up, there was always a degree of artistic ferment in his life: one of his grandmothers, Dora Wasserman, had founded a prominent Yiddish theater in Montreal, and Mr. Turetsky said he "essentially grew up sleeping in the aisles".
His brother J. J. Sullinger starred for the Buckeyes on Matta's early teams, and Sullinger essentially grew up as part of the program since junior high, staying with his brother on spring break and playing summer pickup games with ex-Buckeyes like Scoonie Penn.
The films spoofed the Hollywood schlock the brothers devoured during weekend marathons at the local movie house, where they essentially grew up, while conveying what The New York Times, in a 1983 retrospective, called "a compassionate sense of the human condition, especially of loneliness".
We see his struggles with polio at various stages of his life, through flashbacks to the children's hospital where he essentially grew up and in the film's present day, as he is helped out of bed in the mornings by his son Baxter (a decent performance by Son of Rambow's Bill Milner).
"Firstly from the fact I moved to a different continent when I was so young and essentially grew up on my own.
By purchasing the life insurance policy, Madeline essentially grew the remaining $1.25 million of the trust property into another $2 million with another step up in basis.
