Sentence examples for grown up from from inspiring English sources
"She's grown up from that into other things.
And all of the sweet corn was Long Island grown, up from 75percentt.
They'd grown up from the sandpit together and, like all long-lasting relationships, they're going to have terrible periods.
Fortunately, Windows 2000 has grown up from its ancestor operating systems, which assumed that a secure and fast local area network was the order of the day.
There's no doubt that these students are being informed by the world in which they've grown up, from when they were in ninth grade roughly to the present.
His fashion has grown up from boyish silhouettes and tiny sweaters to a more substantial look, with powerful leather coats as well as formal tailoring.
Democracy [can] grow up from the smallest unit and can then unite people in powerful ways.
Gish grew up from roughly 1900 in New York City and made her stage debut at age five.
She grew up from 1859 on an isolated frontier farm near Big Rapids, Michigan.
