Sentence examples for maturing into the from inspiring English sources

Cam Newton, maturing into the quarterback the Panthers had hoped he would, was electric.

"I'm maturing into the field more and more, and I have a greater understanding all the time," she said.

But what if the evidence of our own eyes is accurate and England's battalions of promising young players are finally maturing into the real deal at the top level?

To their credit, some farsighted Chinese intellectuals are calling for changing China's "victim mentality," recognizing that it is one of the greatest obstacles to China's maturing into the global leader that it should be.

Almost as soon as you come to the conclusion that the Brazilian might be maturing into the high-quality defender his talent renders feasible, he seems to do something stupid.

He defended it successfully, though sparingly, for the next five years but in truth his body was by now naturally maturing into the physique of a middleweight and, when the sixth La Motta fight was signed, Robinson vacated his welterweight title and focused on the 160 pounders.

The youth successes of today might well mature into the pattern of tomorrow.

The youth successes of today may well mature into the pattern of tomorrow.

He said he grew and matured "into the person who I am today" there.

Bradley has matured into the intense midfield linchpin for the national team.

Yet while Belushi burnt out, and Aykroyd faded away, Murray matured into the finest wine.