Sentence examples for mature now from inspiring English sources
In Britain, cycling was not quite mature as a sport when the Murdoch money arrived; it is certainly mature now.
Hamilton said he was trying to help Payton mature now, something he remembers veterans Jeffrey Leonard and Dave Parker doing for him on the Milwaukee Brewers.
The industry is also mature now, they say; both companies and regulators know how to avoid the costly bureaucratic quagmire that followed the TMI accident.
"We are becoming mature now".
We're becoming more mature now".
For a 25-year, £50-a-month mortgage endowment maturing now, the figure is £177.
Will the radical pair have "matured" now that Blackmore is 69 and Thacker 58? Probably, but they are also now heavyweights with little to prove or lose.
A 20-year, £200-a-month pension plan maturing now would pay out £91,097, which includes £315 from the surplus cash pile.
Frank, on return from the war, saw the big potential of the formation format, as the maturing, now more respectable, dance market needed a new and dreamier glamour.
