Sentence examples for then very young from inspiring English sources
The story was written by a then very young writer named Norton Juster, who felt overwhelmed by life, and whose roommate happened to be a young artist called Jules Feiffer, who made some drawings for the story in his spare time.
In the Charmides Socrates addresses somewhat ironically the nature of moderation with the two later tyrants, the then very young Charmides, an alleged paragon of modesty, and his guardian and intellectual mentor, Critias.
Barnes' widow, Valerie Taylor-Barnes, a former soloist with The Royal Ballet, noted that "the very last review that Clive wrote included a prediction about the (then) very young Daniil Simkin for whom he foresaw a great future.
I ask Ann and am reminded about when my husband tried to get Cinderella out of character at Disney World, much to the amusement of our then very young children.
One of her most enlightening lines was, "Imagine if that were you, how would you feel?" When I was 6-years-old, while walking up my elementary school steps with my then very young mother, I asked her what the "N" word meant.
(Meigetsuki, 2nd day of the 7th month, 1231) During the later portions of his life, Teika experimented with refining his style of ushin, teaching and writing it; in addition to his critical works and the manuscripts he studied and copied out, he experimented with the then-very young and immature form of renga – "They are an amusement to me in my dotage".
In 1978, for example, a then very small, very young high-tech industry spearheaded a drive to slash the capital gains levy and, miraculously, achieved success.
Then a very young Doris appears beside them.
Then a very young white woman, and a black woman, or a white guy in a wheelchair.
Harrison, then a very young man, intended to call on Stein and Toklas, as many very young men did in those days.
