Sentence examples for young grownup from inspiring English sources

This year, he's released two, both focussed on youth: "While We're Young," in which a middle-aged couple befriends a younger couple, and "Mistress America," in which a college freshman is enchanted by a knowing young grownup, a flibbertigibbet with loads of iffy ideas.

"When Jeffrey was young, he was a grownup," Heiss said the other day.

Best or worst of all, there was young Sally Draper, surrounded by grownups — like Shirley Temple when she sang and danced "At the Codfish Ball" in "Captain January" in 1936 — and buzzed from the attention she'd been receiving from Roger Sterling, who called her his date and filled her in on who was who.

That's bad for all of us, she's the EU's conspicuous grownup and certainly young Cameron needs her help to dig himself out of his referendum hole.

It seems unfair to grant a young person the responsibilities of a grownup without granting that young person the rights of a grownup, too.

But I think that losing my parents so young propelled me to start a grownup life early.

The phenomenon was more complicated, of course — social systems don't self-regulate quite so tidily — but young people found it natural to renounce grownup ambitions in the nineteen-sixties, and they got their mantras from grownups like Leary.

The phenomenon was more complicated, of course—social systems don't self-regulate quite so tidily but young people found it natural to renounce grownup ambitions in the nineteen-sixties, and they got their mantras from grownups like Leary.

While Ladyfests cater for the grownups, what about the young grrrls?

Yet in the world of contemporary country, which is ruled by kids with escapist fantasies, and grownups eager to seem young, Brooks seems fatherly and proudly unhip.

Look how doughy-faced the grownups still are, so young and slim, like they shouldn't yet be out in the world.