Sentence examples for grownup of from inspiring English sources

He needs to be a bigger part of Top Gear, in the studio, every week, as the grownup of the group.

But if you, a grownup of a certain age, want a very good drink in a nice bar — a place that is smart and sane — this is an excellent destination.

Cameron wants remain to be the grownup of the two sides – the camp for serious people who make sober judgments about the national interest, and are friends with Barack Obama – while Brexit is for clowns, mavericks and obsessives who chase attention on the margins.

They are not grownups of 17.

Grownups of "Sesame Street," thank you, from the kids of my generation and beyond.

A lunch for grownups of salad, lamb chops with fries, mousse and a small carafe of wine comes to about $16.

He becomes a keeper of stories and secrets as he helps the grownups of the Point through their most vulnerable moments.

By Anthony Armstrong The New Yorker, October 4, 1930 P. 97 There is, I am told, a great demand for indoor games suitable for grownups of all ages and sizes.

There's a tendency in our time of retroactive frankness to imagine that grownups of the past didn't know things about one another when, in fact, they merely kept mum.

I would describe Teller now as more of a grownup — more of a grownup, that is, than Penn.

And when the museum is empty and the grownups out of sight, Claudia and Jamie have the run of the place, playing and sleeping among antiques and paintings.