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151. After all, who knows: your little boy might grow up to be the receptive partner in a gay relationship, or perhaps an asexual or even a monogamous zoophile in love with his horse.

152. A determination to be better adults than the present incumbents is fine, but to refuse to grow up at all is just plain unrealism.

153. After grow up we always busy, the favour takes a rest after is over again continue favour, day after day, live to also become cut-and-dried.

154. If, however, children grow up without hove and without feelings of self-worth, they feel unlovable and worthless and expect to be cheated, taken advantage of, and looked down upon by others.

155. For parents who want their children to grow up relatively unexposed to doubt, Darwin or indecent lunchroom chatter, home-schooling offers hope.

156. Social media begins to grow up, leading to the first significant onset of Web 2.0 versions of talent agents, production companies, and other supply/demand enablers.

157. I was 14 when I first read Neuromancer, one of the first generation to grow up hooked in to the computer-generated realities that Gibson so presciently explores.

158. Grow up you guys. It's a perfectly natural bodily function.

159. When I grow up , I think I will travel TO England, and bring something that Chana doesn't have to my homeland, then I will sale them, and then I will get a lot of money!

160. Since the early nineties, clothing brands, such as lush sprung up, so the clothing brand agency business industry continues to shuffle through adjustments to grow up.

161. When they grow up they will rebel and become unfilial children.

162. "Young women today, " Brandon notes, "grow up in the world that Mary Wollstonecraft dreamed of.

163. Darker-skinned people of the same ethnicity grow up emotionally scarred and completely unrepresented by the media images they are subjected to daily.

164. Lycidas' death -- remember this is the poem that Milton didn't want to write, he was "forc'd" to write it -Lycidas' death allows the uncouth swain to grow up and to move on.

165. Mike: Mom, come on, I haven't given someone a wedgie in months. I...I just wish he grow up.

166. The monkfish is typically found in coastal Atlantic areas. It can grow up to about three feet and is a popular food in Europe and North America, and is often referred to as "poor man's lobster."

167. The red gurnard can grow up to 16in long and lives in the North-East Atlantic.

168. For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: he hath no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him.

169. I like to muse about what I will do when I grow up.

170. The switchman said to the journalists he told his son again and again: "You won't be able to do a lot of things when you grow up, but you've gotta be able to do something well."

171. Claudia: And it means something else too,(www.Sentencedict.com) doesn't it? I shall never ever grow up.

172. You have to grow up quickly, it's not something you take your time over.

173. Ella-Li Spik of Jokkmokk, Sweden, is one of only a small percentage of Sami who grow up herding reindeer.

174. In The Tin Drum written by Gunter Grass, there was a person named Oscar who's unwilling to grow up.

175. The precise trigger for sexual maturation is unknown, but sometime during childhood, a grape-sized area of the brain called the hypothalamus decides one night that it's time to grow up.

176. Strawman , strawman wrapped in a checkered coat, Driving out sparrows like a cop, Just helping the rice to grow up.

177. I grow up in order to sampling such scene health. Her light reading aloud swings up a spoondrift in air.

178. The Emperor penguin is the largest species of the distinctive waddling creature and can grow up to 1.15 meters (3ft 9in) tall.

179. The Gramineae and Cyperaceae were Locustae's main host. The Dicotyledon could be temporary host, however , it was bad for Locustae to grow up, breed and so on.

180. Do you want te be a setter of a world record when you grow up?