| As evidenced from the undeniable success of tonight's event, the movement has come of age. |
| 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. |
| The author suggests that by summer 1998 there had been a turning point, and a more confident Commission had come of age. |
| Soyinka insists the day Africa is able to sort out its leadership vacuum is the day the continent will finally come of age. |
| Children who come of age and have not gone through the puberty rite are liable to be forcibly seized to undergo the procedure. |
| Many of these are young people who had not yet come of age at the time of the previous elections. |
