Sentence examples for ever grow up from inspiring English sources
When will they ever grow up?
Will they ever grow up and start reading literature that is vertical?
So, at 28, with a fiancée who was wondering if he would ever grow up, he took a far different career turn: he joined the Internal Revenue Service.
It's that fear that overreacts: the fear, taken to what seems like a logical extreme, that of course this child will never, ever grow up, will never take responsibility, will head off into the adult world incapable of adult behavior.
The New York City school system is running advertisements in subway cars and newspapers that read: "No one goes back 10 years later to thank a middle manager" and "Your spreadsheets won't ever grow up to be doctors and lawyers".
To anyone raised with the Alexander books, it's incomprehensible that the mop-headed boy who went to sleep with gum in his mouth and woke up with gum in his hair sometime during the Nixon Administration could ever grow up, let alone become a father with children of his own.
"Commedia characters are, God forbid, what you get if clowns ever grew up".
"She's the only Justice I am aware of who's ever grown up in a housing project".
Its message, that in crucial ways none of us ever grows up, rings as true as ever.
To sing a hymn was to struggle through warm mud, to feel the impossibility of ever growing up and being free.
