coming of age
coming-of-age

But with the coming of age can come such knowledge.

The play might be seen as a coming of age situation.

And I had known him once very well, almost up to his coming of age, better than he knew me.

You have a whole new life, starting with coming of age.

On one hand, this is a story about a boy's coming of age.

On coming of age at 21 he joined the police.

Because "coming of age" can be a great many things.

Her own coming of age was a journey as well.

But somebody told me the other day that it seemed like a coming of age to them.

I want to make this a coming of age, because that's what's so interesting about them.

For a child coming of age those two years may seem an eternity.

The Heads' coming of age still makes near perfect sense.

He paid his relief on coming of age in 1190.

Children are included on coming of age or after they have completed their education.

The chief issue in her coming of age is religion as identity.

This is not a cheerful time to be coming of age in America.

But their children, born French and now coming of age, want to be treated like everyone else.

In many cultures 13 years marks a coming of age.

There's no doubt about it: The environmental movement is coming of age.

"During their coming of age, international travel became available to the common person.

The book profiles his early life, coming of age, education and 27 years in prison.

He manages to become her best friend and she seems to enjoy to support him while he's coming of age.

"Have you invited him to my coming of age ceremony?"

It is equivalent to the usual coming of age at 18.

There also has been a physical component to her musical coming of age.