Sentence examples for precious age from inspiring English sources

Edward Koren was so far ahead of the curve on "parenting," already casting a cynical eye on what would eventually become the Precious Age in which we currently find ourselves.

I knew that spending extra time with my baby at such a precious age was my cancer perk.

At the precious age of twenty-seven, he is the product of a trailblazing music education in Venezuela called El Sistema.

Think of it this way - you will never capture this precious age of the grandkids again.

"Although I have lost three years of my precious learning age doing house chores, I am now in grade six at the Gurya Samo Primary School in Hargeisa," says Filsan.

PRECIOUS MIXON Age: 27 Home: Bainbridge, Georgia Family: Engaged mother of five Education: GED and a few patrol officer courses Mixon, who was named Precious by her grandmother, grew up in Colquitt, Georgia, a city of about 1,900.

That's precious, at an age when you feel so lost.

Lebo said: "There are numerous parallels between Kane and Hearst, including their respective fortunes built on the discovery of precious metals, their age, their private pleasure palaces.

For many people here, though, Mondavi's plans seem to threaten a precious tradition: the age-old cultivation of small-scale wines, "one of the crown jewels of France," as Mr. Pearson calls them.

The women are precious memories of aged hands extended to me, solitude shared with me, and good luck sent with me.

Soil organic matter (SOM) may give precious information about the age of soil landscapes and, thus, can contribute to decipher geomorphic surface dynamics.