Sentence examples for go prematurely from inspiring English sources

I go prematurely gray (as I am, in fact, in the process of doing), but instead of looking like Anderson Cooper I look like a scary government-operative villain in a small town in the eighties.

She has owned up to being a bit of a Deadhead, but Jerry Garcia fans, even the ones with law degrees, aren't required to go prematurely gray, are they?

Instead, he was going to read a story called, "As a Woman Grows Older," a play upon the title suggested by James Joyce for the English translation of Italo Svevo's novel, "Senilità," which is about a young man who seems to go prematurely senile.

The fact of the matter is that being exposed to large amounts of stress can make your hair go prematurely gray for reasons we don't fully understand.

don't start worrying as Alice says "you'll go prematurely grey!".

With her quotes: " Stop worrying Bella, you're going to go prematurely grey," "I think she is going into hysterics, maybe you should slap her!" and "It sounded like you were having Bella for lunch, so we came to see if you would share," Alice is known for her quirky sense of humor.

He went prematurely bald.

Mr. Cage, who has gone prematurely blond, is the world's best car thief.

Mr. Cage -- who, like Ms. Jolie, has gone prematurely blond here -- has the tough-guy moniker Memphis Raines.

A thirty-four-year-old Peace Corps veteran from upstate New York, he is a wiry, energetic man, who has gone prematurely "P.I.H. gray" in his hair and beard.

She turned to look at Gudrun across the gallery and saw the man on the bench, half turned her way, wearing a suit with tie unknotted, going prematurely bald.