Sentence examples for grownup works from inspiring English sources

Our hero is now grownup, works for the Ministry of Magic and finds his past comes back to haunt him.

He went on to do solid, grownup work in "Donnie Brasco" as a disciplined undercover F.B.I. agent who infiltrates the Mob; he held his own in semi-silence against Al Pacino, no easy feat.

His CV of grownup work is formidable: the horrific Mr Hutchinson in Fawlty Towers; the belligerent barman in Hitchcock's Frenzy; a starring role as Nathan Detroit in Richard Eyre's Guys and Dolls at the National Theatre; camping it up with Kenneth Williams in the Carry On films; crooking it up alongside Peter Sellers in Two-Way Stretch.

He unearths a cheerful message for both kids and grownups: work is play when you dig what you do.

That's not how grownups work.

For more grownup immersive work, head to Shunt's The Architects, which takes the form of a labyrinth in a South London warehouse.

In Russia, Putin has devolved from wanting a seat at the grownup table — working for admission to the G-20 and the G-8 (then the G-7) and the World Trade Organization — to telling the grownups to butt out of his business.

Children will love the outdoor heated pool; grownups can work out in the health club or relax in the spa.

By then, twenty of the children who had arrived at school that morning were dead, along with six grownups who worked there — that is a preliminary count — and the shooter, a twenty-year-old man named Adam Lanza, and his mother, Nancy Lanza; he'd apparently killed her before coming to the school.

The difference is that all those groups were grownups, men working as full-time professional singers.

It contains a strong central performance by one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars, and said performance anchors a quietly compelling and grownup drama that works.