Sentence examples for growing up between from inspiring English sources

Margie worries that growing up between the two households took a toll on Rachel.

"What I can relate to is growing up between classes and cultures.

"It was beginning to feel like weeds were growing up between my toes.

Of course, she was talking about criminals, and crime is rampant among disoriented second- or third-generation immigrants in Denmark growing up between worlds.

She talks about growing up between a Wiltshire village and Archway in north London, neglecting to mention the family mansion in the former and the sprawling townhouse near the latter – actually a mile away in the somewhat posher Highgate.

To try and capture what it was like to be a Liverpudlian growing up between 1945 when I was born, and when I left, which was 1973, and then contrasting it with the new city".

"We grew up between the ghosts," Ms. Hessing said.

I remember growing up there was this divide between genres.

Nevertheless, a close friendship grew up between them, and "Co.

Wainwright grew up between Huddersfield and Brontë country in Yorkshire.

A very deep devotion and partnership grew up between them.