coming of age造句

1、1.[Formal] coming of age at 20

2、Corporate Brazil is coming of age in other ways too.

3、Maybe you can get a tattoo resembling your coming of age!

4、Nonetheless, tea from the 1980's is now coming of age and commanding high prices.

5、The player and their friends are coming of age in a calmer time, the horrors of the Cataclysm forgotten.

6、Upon asking, I was told it was a girl's coming of age party, but they warmly invited me in.

7、The coming of age of the postwar baby boom and an entry of women into the male-dominated job market have limited the opportunities of teenagers.

8、For a young country just coming of age in the early 1800's,the discovery of Yellowstone helped define America' s identity with its vast,bold landscape.

9、It was my first grown-up book, a story not pat or perfect, about children coming of age in a time when reality falls wretchedly short of ideals.

10、"What we are seeing could be the signatures of galaxies coming of age," Geach said at a Wednesday press conference to announce the results, which will be published in the Astrophysical Journal.

11、The central government will send high officials to supervise in person the installation ceremony for the new Dalai Lama and the new Bainqen Erdeni and also the ceremony for their taking over reins of government at coming of age.

12、While thefilm celebrated the virtues of compassion and friendship, thesequel is a coming of age story in which Hiccup, now a youngman in his 20s, struggles to find his place in a foggy future.

13、Miss Davidson, who admitted that she was "looking forward to my first legal drink", will be the guest of honour tomorrow at a charity ball which is being held to mark her coming of age.

14、It is said that the coming of age ceremony in Mexico is an old tradition that can be traced back to South American natives, including the Mayans and Aztecs.

15、While 21 is traditionally seen as a coming of age, the survey for insurance firm Beagle Street found the average 20-something does not feel like a grown-up until 29.

16、The coming of age of the postwar baby boom and an entry of women into the male?dominated job market have limited the opportunities of teenagers who are already questioning the heavy personal sacrifices involved in climbing Japan's rigid social ladder to good schools and jobs.