Sentence examples for younger time from inspiring English sources

On and after the Late Callovian, the species with a primitive organisation give birth to advanced species, which continue in younger time.

They're relaxing and fun, and without going too deep into it, I think we're both pining for a simpler, younger time.

Previously published U/Th, radiocarbon and OSL dates indicate that beach ridge deposition was active during MIS 5 (130–80 ka) on Merritt Island, but has occurred over a shorter, younger time interval on Cape Canaveral proper (6 ka to present).

By Macy Halford March 9, 2010 The music T-shirt: a badge of identity, a protest, a security blanket, overworn, overloved, destined to be stuffed into a dresser drawer and forgotten, come across years later and greeted somewhat sadly, a memento mori of a wilder, younger time.

Also, the loss of radiogenic 40Ar at a younger time would result in greater difference between the total fusion age and the plateau age derived by step heat experiments.

And in an expanding Universe, when you see the Universe at a younger time, not only are galaxies closer together, but they're moving apart from one another at a faster rate!

"And it's the same when I go to Sam's Club: I look around, and it's all people in their 50s, 60s and 70s". That's not to say, experts said, that Costco, Sam's Club and others haven't made efforts in recent years to appeal to younger, time-strapped shoppers.

I ran Track and Cross Country in younger times, and I still love getting up early in the morning to exercise.

The basement in the northern part is overlain by major unconformities that are correlated with the Late Oligocene and younger times (Figs. 3, 4).

In contrast, the central-eastern part of the foreland shows an onset to rapid cooling beginning in much younger times, generally after 20 Ma.

When my babies were young, time to relax was a distant dream.