How To Use come of age In A Sentence
- Although other factors contributed to the outcomes in both the Bekaa Valley and the Falklands, the air-to-air missile clearly had come of age.
- His leap from collector to seller may be the surest sign yet that road-map collecting has come of age.
- It's also entirely likely that we have not come of age and I might be the forefather of a hundred generations of priests designated the holy task of worshipping the artefacts.
- The eldest legitimate son in this family has come of age.
- It seemed proof of a number of things, the least important of which being that leather has come of age. Times, Sunday Times
- When John come of age, he will inherit a of money.
- Sometimes I suspected that my uncle liked the frowsty old play because he acted the part of the Father in it, with one scene of tearful rejoicing that his son had come of age at the beginning, one of tearful lamentation when he thought his son dead near the middle, and one of tearful reunion when his son appeared alive and well at the end. Wicked Will
- His constant lament was that the Tamil stage had not come of age.
- America's working neophytes' unrestrained optimism stems from having come of age in a flush economy and a tight labor market, with lots of highly visible examples of meteoric corporate career arcs.
- Normandy's ugly duckling has come of age. Times, Sunday Times
