Sentence examples for pleasure of growing from inspiring English sources

He revisits the pain and pleasure of growing up gay and Roman Catholic in postwar Britain.

5 P.M. (Sundance) OF TIME AND THE CITY (2009) In his first documentary Terence Davies constructs a poetic essay about the Liverpool of his childhood -- and revisits the pain and pleasure of growing up gay and Roman Catholic in postwar Britain.

Pisani, 34, is the latest recruit to what seems to be a growing movement in schools up and down the country, aimed at not only improving the quality of school lunches, but also trying to impart to young people the sheer pleasure of growing, cooking and eating proper food.

Alison Stevenson is a writer/comedian who had the distinct pleasure of growing up in LA's San Fernando Valley.

A vegetable garden teaches children not only where their food comes from, but also the value and pleasure of growing things.

"I had the pleasure of growing up in this idyllic place in those days it was virtually a rural kind of area," he says, a lifetime away from the Renzo Gracie Academy.

This was one of the pleasures of growing up in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

There is talk of food and bounty, of the pleasures of growing, buying and eating local.

One of the pleasures of growing older is the vantage point that age gives, the perspective, the sense of proportion.

Those liabilities begin with the dancers' intensive training, which starts in childhood and denies them many of the ordinary pleasures of growing up.

In both cases, Boyhood Island is a vital, uncompromising, occasionally patience-trying attempt to resuscitate the ache, frustration and pleasures of growing up.