Sentence examples similar to grown up gap from inspiring English sources
"Everything has grown up".
A generation of kids is growing up with gaps in the family photo album: no first-swim photos, no videos of the school play, no shots of football matches or swimming galas.
Hip-hop kids grew up on the Gap Band, sampled their songs and collaborated with Mr. Wilson.
As the kids grow up, the age gap becomes less of a thing and then when they're all adults they'll be like "Oh yeah we been folks since we was babies," and that seems like a positive thing, I guess?
It is these nanoparticles that dominate the forming process of ultrasmall nanopores since the ultrasmall nanopores can only nuclear and grow up at the gaps between these nanoparticles.
And those who do go for it and take a grown-up gap year are much envied by those of us worrying about paying off this summer's 10 days in Cornwall.
He grew up in Big Stone Gap, a small town named after the gap in the mountains where the Powell River emerges.
But despite the age gap we grew up together.
As someone who's traveled the world extensively and who has nephews and nieces growing up in Europe where the gap year is very common, I just think it's invaluable to get out there and experience the world and experience other cultures, because you've got a lifetime of work ahead of you.
Carers talked about a generation gap, remembering growing up with less, or a "different breed" of, virtual aggression (e.g., Tom and Jerry).
