Sentence examples for grow up strong from inspiring English sources

Will Nigeria's democracy, the enfeebled child of a changing world view, grow up strong and healthy?

But, as Byrne sees it, art must show fiscal promise if it's ever to grow up strong.

A kite that is a forbidding full-length figure dressed for battle is called an armor kite, and its presence admonishes boys to grow up strong and to soar to success.

Foudy, 36, said that "the most important thing is we wanted the next generation of young girls to grow up strong, to grow up confident," and believing that "they could then achieve in life".

This essentially shifted the campaign's conversation from Romney's best hope, a focus on the economy, to a worst case scenario — a didactic discussion of policy, particularly Medicare, in which Romney and Ryan (I like Ry-omney) must tell America to eat its spinach so we can grow up strong.

Now the mother of a young daughter, she's horrified by the lack of self-esteem among girls at secondary school and wants her own daughter to grow up strong and with the belief that "she can be anything she want to be, regardless of her gender".

It also helps infants grow up stronger and more intelligent, which means they will earn more as adults.

When kids get the basic food they need, they feel better, learn more and grow up stronger.

Research shows kids who get the healthy food they need are likely to have fewer health problems, do better in school and grow up stronger.

Maybe it's weird a 23-year old is getting so passionate about a Disney film, but I was lucky enough to have Mulan as my role model growing up – strong, independent, witty, fearless and selfless.

This Father's Day, I'm reminded of how I grew up strong on my father's wild game, by a current New York Times editorial, arguing that the "alpha male stereotype comes from a misunderstanding of the real thing.