Sentence examples for age friendship from inspiring English sources

At that age, friendship had to offer drama or ease; she had been unable to provide either, and later, as a young woman, had been unable to provide either to attract a boy.

"I don't think that any of [the other preliminary] scripts were about old age, friendship, and death".

Playing best friends — Eliza and Lauren — Laura Heisler and Sasha Eden are radiantly real, capturing the easy affection and hurt of teen-age friendship.

Priya Elan: the age of friendship?

Addressing Britain's parliament the previous day, President Xi Jinping of China had gushed over the "great new age" of friendship between London and Beijing.

So, despite the alterations, the girl was able to be identified by those who had seen it originally or knew her well enough through mention of her age and friendship with the player.

And since loneliness tends to increase with age as friendship networks tend to shrink, the United States' aging population appears poised to get even lonelier and less healthy in coming years.

"This was going to be a story in which Spock died, so it was going to be a story about death, and it was only a short hop, skip, and a jump to realize that it was going to be about old age and friendship," Meyer said.

Because while fashion might not have age limits, friendships – by which I mean the tight friendships you had in your teens and 20s – sadly do, simply because life makes them harder to maintain.

It's a perfectly adorable, age-appropriate friendship.

In the electronic age, such friendships between public figures and private citizens, who meet by chance on the Internet, are becoming far more common.