Sentence examples for eternally young from inspiring English sources
As he now seems eternally young, in earlier days Young was old before his time.
Eve is also old, while Lilith is eternally young.
Larry illuminated our lives with his passion, his playfulness and his eternally young spirit.
We are all getting older, even the players who seem eternally young.
The progress of an eternally young man from ancient Constantinople to contemporary New Orleans.
He reminds some of Tintin, the eternally young comic-book hero of so many childhood adventures.
The paintings had been knocked up in an afternoon by Brian Howard - one of those eternally promising young men of the inter-war era who left nothing behind them but their legend - assisted by the surrealist painter John Banting.
The Acropolis seems eternally new.
She met Edward when they were both 17, but in "Eclipse," more than a year later, she's 18. Frozen at the age he was when vampiredom was thrust upon him (in the great influenza epidemic of 1918), Edward is now eternally a younger man, while Jake's 16 and holding.
He hung his blazer on the back of a chair, changed into his regular clothes, picked up his wallet, keys and PSP console (though not the charger) and put them into the type of cloth satchel – covered in patches of bands, obviously – eternally beloved by young rock fans.
These sweeping changes took place, Mr. Robb writes, "on such a large scale that it is quite possible to travel from one end of the country to the other without noticing them, and without realizing that many of the landscapes that seem typically and eternally French are younger than the Eiffel Tower".
