The other key to Close's performance is that she seems to grow younger with each scene, as she takes the pliant Joe as her lover.
Croft, in fact, has grown younger with time's passing.
As the fledgling industry grows, young academics with experience in teaching, science, and multimedia will likely find themselves in great demand.
CA is a neurologic disease affecting growing young horses with clinical signs generally beginning during the first year of life [ 10, 11, 24- 30].
We have two young sons, and as you can imagine, a growing young family comes with its own responsibilities and challenges.
To allow for growing, young girls wore peploses with long overfolds.
Postwar Hertfordshire, with a growing young population, exemplified this achievement.
As the students watched, listening to the intense singing, the man grew younger, moving with greater and greater ease, until it seemed he had become a child.
This is of particular concern given the growing younger population with diabetes who value more aggressive treatment and participative health care decision making [ 23].
As NICU technology improved, the preterm infants he cared for grew younger and younger — with gestational ages of 24 weeks, 23, 22 — and he noticed that even the most premature babies grimaced when pricked by a needle.
In "The Age of Innocence," Edith Wharton wrote of the upper-crust woman "dressed like an idol, hung with pearls, growing younger and blonder and more beautiful each year".
