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"The firestorm of 2006 was not PCCW's finest hour, but something good came of it, " said one person close to the company.

Fathers from the 'greatest generation' down to the baby boomers came of age at a time of vastly different expectations.

The generation that came of age in the Celtic Tiger years was the first that did not feel it had to move abroad to thrive.

As a consequence, when I came of age I left the city without sparing it a backward glance.

He describes the dazed incomprehension of those who came of age during the boom and who now do not know how to cope with a slump.

And two months later, at the beginning of the new semester, word came of her death of blood cancer.

A few weeks ago, Geely was said to be casting an eye over GM's Swedish unit, Saab, but nothing came of it.

Grudgingly, she told me that Granny came of Irish Scotch, and French stock in which Negro blood had somewhere and somehow been infused.

And when he came of age, his parents found a wife for him.

And there came of the children of Benjamin and Judah to the hold unto David.

They see these tools as a useful way of teaching new skills to a tech-savvy crop of students who came of age during the Xbox era.

Education for the handicapped came of age when special schools were accepted as a necessary part of the public school system.

When he came of age, he took a job selling newspapers at a Brooklyn subway exit.

As Joe got on his coat, he mustered courage to propose that some of us should go down with the soldiers and see what came of the hunt.

The writer was Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first black Supreme Court justice, who came of age during the time of DuBois.

Once he came of age and demonstrated his capabilities, Hatshepsut appointed him to head her armies.

We went on strike in support of our demands but nothing came of it.

I made a few enquiries, but nothing came of it in the end.

Thousands are going back to the scene of their broken dreams, to the villages and state-run farms where they came of age.

He came of age in an era of industrial giants in which business empires were rising all around him.

When he came of age, Lincoln moved to New Salem, Illinois, where he held a variety of jobs, served in the legislature, and studied law.

Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, came of a poor family.

Nothing came of this political ambition, however, and Plato had to content himself with being a teacher of ideas.

But for students who came of age in the Great Recession, the siren song of science can be tough to resist.

Particle swarm optimization is evolutionary computation technique. It came of the research on bird flock preying behavior.

In other words, Ansoff came of a great line passing through Machiavelli and Sun Tzu.

for it came of God, that he might deliver them into the hand of their enemies, because they sought after the gods of Edom.

To this day, I do not know what came of the doll.

The presidents of Congo and Rwanda met at the weekend, although it is unclear what came of it.

They came of age during the Great Moderation, a period of macroeconomic tranquillity and intellectual consensus.

She came of a family that had a determination to succeed.

While true, this also shows that many of these writers came of age in a much quieter, gentler time.

When she came of age he wished that she was provided for and well married.

But the great change came, of course, with globalization and deregulation.

Like fellow painter Yin Zhaoyang, Li Songsong came of age in the post-Mao era of reform, of rapid modernization and globalization.

It is named for Ronald Reagan, a man who came of age during two World Wars, and whose presidency helped usher in a new era of history.

Hopes were particularly high for black children who came of age following the struggles of the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

In the end, nothing came of my adoption plan, and I've never again seen Pasant Puti.

I did ask a few questions, but nothing came of it.

Our firemen came, of course, complete with rescue equipment, first aid kit, etc.

she came, of course, from a more primitive culture.

The new generation came of age when migration was already an accepted path to a better life.

He cares about the people and the truth, which is quite rare among the post-80s writers (writers who came of age after the 1980s).

D. He came of a poor peasant family.

He came of a poor peasant family.

These are the Japanese who came of age after the bubble, never having known Japan as a flourishing economy.

In the last year of the Clone Wars, Anakin and Obi-Wan were stationed in the Outer Rim when word came of a shocking development.

Dispute came of a trifling.

And behold! Nothing came of the late struggle.

Although the car industry was born in Michigan, it came of age in California.

By the time Mr Lau came of age, however, the family business had fallen on hard times and the duck plant was going bankrupt.

Last weekend, however, the protests came of age.

Sunddenly you came of to me , you smile and sad : It's time today .

Sometimes the young came of their own accord.

The development of the racing tyre came of age with the appearance of 'slick' tyres in the 1960s.

The keenest shoppers are 30-somethings who came of age after the fall of communism and are happy to flaunt their wealth.

She hoped to someday become his Padawan learner when she came of age.

whereas l came of age in the Parcheesi era.

At boarding school, he came of age more quickly than he had imagined.

When she came of age, she left her hometown.

A: My parents supported me until I came of age. I want to give back what I've got.

Music when found, ecstasy of eyes turn came of inspiration, while playing the guitar happiness all show incisively and vividly.

They came of age in Japan's lost decade of economic stagnation.

Nothing came of the matter

creation of an official with executive power, though generally nothing more came of it;

"Prior came of a good family, much reduced in circumstances" (George Sherburn)

Numerical Control Applications to Disc Faced Follower Came of Design and Machining

He came . . . of mixed French and Scottish origin

We came of age, we came alive