Sentence examples for awkward age from inspiring English sources

It was an awkward age for me, and I think he felt that awkwardness.

I'll come back to that awkward age.

| April 14 at 2: "That Awkward Age" (2006, Pavel Giroud; in Spanish).

"He's at that awkward age — too old to be cute, but not dead yet".

Late at night, I am reading 'The Awkward Age.' James is poisonous.

Late at night, I am reading 'The Awkward Age.' James is poisonous_._ He is venomous.

It is a typically playful poem from McGough's latest collection, That Awkward Age.

Twelve: a terrible awkward age, the countdown to the horror of Christmas, end of a good night.

Classical though his shooting style may be, Davies isn't afraid to try a little digital trickery: he overcomes the awkward age-jump moment when the younger actors are jettisoned by a smart ageing process in a portrait-photography studio.

"Awkward Ages: James and Hitchcock In Between," in Henry James and Alfred Hitchcock, the Men Who Knew Too Much, eds.

By adhering to the perceptual boundaries of early adolescence, she successfully immerses us in memories of our own awkward ages.