Sentence examples for growing up over from inspiring English sources
"His name has put a chip on my shoulder, growing up over the years," laughs Michael B Jordan – the actor not the basketball legend – when we meet.
If, as Michael Pascoe wrote, we were capable of "growing up" over gun violence we would take action again, rather than emptily pontificating on distant tragedies.
Perhaps this urge to inspire guests comes from growing up over a bar and restaurant in Chicago owned by her father.
In the elegant domed Palm House, the uncontested star of the conservatory's dozen galleries, visitors step through automated glass doors and descend into a jungle growing up over a balustrade made to look like a relic from a ruined plantation.
Despite the children growing up over the course of the years, he always appears to be around the same age and could have done with a bit of talc in his hair for the later episodes.
In a series of monologues titled "Telling Tales," he talks about growing up over his father's butcher shop and never outgrowing the folksy, familial environment of his youth, even as he went on to Oxford.
By contrast, their counterparts in the comedy world are clown-boys who refuse to grow up over and over again, making any attempt to turn them into icons wholly silly.
"I mean, it's like you really grow up over the summer there.
