Sentence examples for younger to live from inspiring English sources

Abuela Claudia (grandmother Cladia) played by Felicia Hernandez is an immigrant from Cuba whose family moved to New York when she was younger to live the American dream.

I had impeccable taste in rock'n'roll for a 10-year-old, yet was too young to live that life.

She was still living with her family, though, and attending school, since her father felt she was too young to live with her husband.

I feel that at our ages (I'm 39 and she is 41) we are too young to live in a marriage where the physical side has died.

1) You're never too young to live and act with courage.

There's the late Fred Baron, who spent the last few months of his life paying for Rielle Hunter and the Youngs to live together in Santa Barbara.

Odds are, you're too young to live in a dorm, so you can use your house key or apartment key instead.

In a survey in a Plains community, Maxwell and Maxwell (1992) found that the caregivers who abused tended to be younger and to live with their elders.

In 1967, his mother remarried and took her young son to live in her new husband's native Indonesia.

"American Idol" is supposed to allow young people to live their wildest dreams.

Maybe it's O.K. for a young couple to live together.