Sentence examples for mature- from inspiring English sources

"While all great things mature with age, the energy may not be in the bottle to the extent that it is needed".

Karen Pine, professor of psychology at the University of Hertfordshire, talks of the "Peter Pan syndrome", where young adults failed to mature financially and built up expectations of dependence.

Investors demanded much higher rates of return at today's Spanish auction, even though the debt on offer would mature in just three or six months.

British dancers typically mature more slowly than many trained elsewhere – they take longer to find their confidence and edge.

But the plants need between seven and 10 years to mature, and the spiky tufts on view are too young to produce the juice.

Young players mature at different rates, and past performance is not always a guarantee of future success.

For example, any corporate bonds must have a least five years remaining before they mature.

He had spotted several in a high quarry and told me that the bird on the hillside above was a third-year male; the markings become more defined as the birds mature.

"None compares with elderberry wine which, because of its quota of tannin, will mature for several years in the bottle, acquiring its own splenetic English finish".

You simply steep the sloes in gin with lots of brown sugar, wait a couple of months, strain and then leave the resulting drink to mature for a few more months.

As games mature, more are going to try to explore the issues GTAV attempts to satirise, sensationalise and make ridiculous.