Sentence examples for young of a from inspiring English sources

But he, too, died young, of a heart attack at 49 in 2005.

Four summers ago my friend Roger Deakin died, too young, of a brain tumour.

"I love him very, very much, but I don't want to die this young of a heart attack," Ed said.

Peregrine Falcons are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act and it is an offence to recklessly disturb a nest, or the freshly-hatched young, of a bird.

The most famous elegy, perhaps, is Tennyson's "In Memoriam A.H.H.," which is about his friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who died young of a stroke, in 1833.

Who cared about these irrelevant details? Britten died too young, of a disease that affected his physical abilities but not his mental or creative capacities.

And when introduced to a child at too young of an age, it ruins any chances that the child will grow up to be an animator.

I think I have to, especially at this young of an age, you know?

I was in and out of clubs from that young of an age".

4.4 Gp01P1 (Father)***: at that young of an age I don't think it really matters.

Willard is the young face of a young team that ranks second in the conference in scoring defense.