Sentence examples for intelligent years from inspiring English sources

I'm sure she was a lovely woman, but with fifty-three ratintelligentlligent years under my belt, didn't I deserve a little respect too?

Katie Clark, a calm, intelligent 18-year-old who is taking a year out from her A-levels (applied science, English, human biology) to train for the London games, has been into synchro since the age of seven, and training for this six days a week since 2009.

They have three children: Bart, a ten-year-old troublemaker; Lisa, a precocious intelligent eight-year-old environmental activist; and Maggie, a baby who rarely speaks, but communicates by sucking on a pacifier.

As an intelligent 39-year-old woman I know this is completely ridiculous.

Luz, a reserved, intelligent 34-year-old Filipina from a poor farming family, moved into our high-rise apartment two years ago.

There is also the occasional personal memory of how these events looked to an intelligent 12-year-old.

You could teach an intelligent 21-year-old the technical skills learned at business school for far less than it would cost to hire an MBA.

Amy said, "What do you expect when nobody likes you?", which I thought showed what an intelligent 13-year-old she was.

I talked to Haley Joel Osment on the telephone, and I've never spoken to a more intelligent eleven-year-old kid in my life.

Geras has said that "an intelligent 13-year-old is probably the best audience I could wish for", presumably because such a reader will tackle anything.

It inspired "a quite intelligent seven-year-old" (his words) called Cameron Mackintosh to pursue a musical theatre career, and provoked a notoriously violent Monty Python sketch.