come of age in Czech

dosáhnout zletilosti Entry edited by: B2

Sentence patterns related to "come of age"

1. Renewable energy has come of age.

2. The IBSA process has come of age.

3. He will come of age next year.

4. Britain's adopted children had come of age.

5. In England people now come of age at

6. He will come of age a week from today.

7. Always a proud day, when they come of age.

8. However, you will come of age in two months.

9. In some countries boys come of age at sixteen.

10. Herbert himself had come of age eight months before me.

11. 18 He will come of age a week from today.

12. In America, both men and women come of age at

13. Space technology didn't really come of age until the 1950s.

14. The eldest legitimate son in this family has come of age.

15. In these trying times , to differing degrees, they've come of age.

16. The money will go to the children when they come of age.

17. Do you think zone defense has come of age in the NBA?

18. The year from 1890 to 1920 saw the social gospel come of age.

19. They will have a party when their sons or daughters come of age.

20. Using computers to do many things has come of age around the world.

21. The day you come of age close around you because you are a woman.

22. Recycling is an issue that has come of age in Britain in the last decade.

23. Rabbie: Come on . It's something to to. You only come of age once in your life.

24. When they come of age they took part in trials to earn their adult names (See Jal ).

25. The registration of paternity for persons who have come of age will be allowed only with their consent.

26. His leap from collector to seller may be the surest sign yet that road-map collecting has come of age.

27. King Ananda Mahidol had just come of age, turning 20 in September 1945, and returned with his mother and Prince Bhumibol in December 1945.

28. Janet Fitch's White Oleander is yet another book that follows one young woman's struggle to come of age in spite of the many hardships she encounters.