Sentence examples for now very young from inspiring English sources

After decades of competitive evolution, the world-class gymnast is now very young, very tiny, and very muscular: displaying the suggestion of prepubescence, and also in possession of physical power to outclass nearly all adult men.

Now very clever young people are leaping into business with new ideas about how to use these new mobile platforms.

Richard Kauntze, chief executive of the British Council for Offices (BCO), a commentator on workplace design, believes that we're witnessing a trend: "Clearly the flagship examples, such as Google, have led the way, but we're now seeing very young companies, often led by very young people, reinforcing the desire for a workspace that is less conventional".

Now we are very young".

Now Alan's very young girlfriend, Kandi (April Bowlby), has moved in.

"Now you have very young guys and lower-quality raids because security is improving year on year," says Pierrat, who also cites the creation, in 2007, of Interpol's Pink Panther task force as a reason for the higher arrest rate.

When his son, Michael, now 25, was very young, the family was living in a home in Sussex, England, without a yard, Mr. Gaiman recalled, and so he would take him to a graveyard across the street to ride his tricycle.

Now, at a very young 83 years old, she still goes for regular manicures, sports a wristful of bracelets and has a secret obsession with pointy, high-heeled shoes.

Now they had a very young stepmother, and she and Roddy didn't get along.

Of all ages, his gals were either very young now or had been even better-looking pretty recently.

Anybody looking for a date?" Redzepi was only twenty-five wheNomama opened, and he's thirty-three now — relatively young, or very young, depending on how you look at it, to be heading up a restaurant with two Michelin stars.