Sentence examples for when they were five from inspiring English sources

Unknown to them, one event was fabricated - a shopping trip when they were five, in which they got lost and were rescued by an elderly person.

In 2003, the Cubs did briefly glimpse the end of the tunnel, when they were five outs away from beating the Florida Marlins and winning the NL pennant.

They had nothing to say when they were born and when they were five they were very, very, very shy and now they're getting their confidence.

For most racial/ethnic and socioeconomic groups of children, we found that children who had better language skills as toddlers did better on the literacy assessment when they were five years old.

For example, children whose parents had read to them when they were five and showed an interest in their education at age 10 were significantly less likely to be in poverty at age 30.

And it gets worse the older you get: Recent research out of NASA suggests that when people reach the age of 25, they've retained only about 5% of the capacity for creative thinking that they had when they were five.

He told an interviewer that his father read Moby-Dick to him and his sister Amy when they were five and three years old.

They married when they were twenty.

But when they were eleven and ten everything changed.

When they were eight, men climbed Mount Everest.

When they were ten, they were immunized against polio.