Sentence examples for nearest in age from inspiring English sources

Born in the middle of the family, Graham was nearest in age to his cousin, Ave, with whom he and Herbert were briefly in love.

Britain's Simon Pegg plays the engineer Scotty, and beings his own distinctive shtick to the part, and Karl Urban is Bones, the gruff medic - of all the current cast, he seems the one nearest in age to the original.

The Brant brood is rounded out by a younger sister and an older brother in college, plus five half-siblings from Mr. Brant's previous marriage to Sandra Brant, but Peter and Harry are the nearest in age and have always been close.

In 1912 Prince George, who was nearest in age to John and his closest sibling, began St. Peter's Court Preparatory School at Broadstairs.

The interview focused on the oral health experience of the caregiver's child nearest in age to 4 or 5 years, including as appropriate contrasts and comparisons to the oral health experiences of that child's siblings.

When we made the analysis using only one interviewed sibling nearest in age to the patients, the result was the same: 14.5% psychoses and 52% mental disorders among siblings.

The two men were in many things near: in age and appetites, in temper and coarseness.

My elder sister and I were extremely close when we were younger (we are very near in age) and, while we bickered as teenagers, we remained firm friends.

Jan Mysak is 15 years her junior, passionate and sincere but also nearer in age to her daughter, and Kristyna cannot muster the optimism that would allow her to commit.

Though Bill Clinton's administration relied heavily on Mr. Rangel as its proxy in New York politics, Mr. Obama and his aides have built relationships with a broader array of black officials and power brokers, many of them nearer in age and temperament to the president than the Harlem old guard.

Jackson was close to Presley, but the two men were not near in age.