Sentence examples for young for a while from inspiring English sources

Some of his friends seemed a little young for a while but they grew up.

(kids 3-10 years old) Be more enthusiastic, smile more, be interested in their little findings, share their emotions with them... they're only young for a while.

Young rioters, for a while, must have thought they were winning the war.

She's so young that for a while I thought I could get to her as a juvenile.

One of them rearranged enough of my molecules so that I actually felt young again for a while.

Her parents, who had arrived from Morocco in 1973, separated when she was young and, for a while, she and her siblings stayed with foster families.

The senior Fraelichs were going out, but before they left, one of their friends, John Born, talked to the young people for a while.

Unfortunately this led me to becoming quite an angry young man for a while and, not long after this encounter, during a reception for a distinguished leading European composer, I decided to vent my spleen upon a couple of elderly dignitaries present.

We may have to resign ourselves to underperforming the young gunslingers for a while longer.

He also has a Master's Degree in Education, and taught young minds for a while.

Both have been forcing gender stereotypes on our young children for a while, and both have made strides recently (more like small steps) to get away from that.