Sentence examples for becoming young from inspiring English sources

"This neighborhood is becoming young," he said.

As Zoe Marriott, author of Swan Kingdom, says, "Teens, as part of becoming young adults who are independent from their parents, must redefine their relationships with their families.

He travels in the Peninsula and observes how Spain has driven Franco out of its memory and has moved from being old and tired to becoming young and energetic.

Anchoring the far-ranging narrative are two of the strongest characters in modern science fiction: Doro, a more-than-man who has survived into his fourth millennium by jumping from one worn-out body to the next; and Anyanwu, a more-than-woman who has avoided death for 300 years by marshaling her shape-changing abilities, becoming young or old, male or female, as circumstances dictate.

Who, as though through some trick of time-lapse photography, are becoming young women even as I type.

Once they age out of care, they will be on their own and at an elevated risk for homelessness, hunger or unemployment; of becoming young parents or falling into substance abuse.

As the Legislature becomes more diverse, it is also becoming younger.

Texas is becoming younger, more Hispanic and more urban.

Maybe Dion is now ageing in reverse, becoming younger.

Despite this, the trend is for applicant pools becoming younger, especially in Europe.

She got her man but not before becoming younger in the process.