Sentence examples for youngest years from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bartsch took time away from her nocturnal work schedule to raise him in his youngest years.

Ms. Beers spent much of her youngest years living with her godmother, Linda Inghilleri, who, she writes, treated her as "her slave".

From his youngest years, he suffered from poor eyesight but he read avidly and developed his lifetime love of Dixieland jazz.

On a sparkling spring morning, there's music and movement to Manuel de Falla's Danza ritual del fuego in the hall for the youngest; years 3 and 4 are studying French, while outside the older children play mini cricket in the shadow of an enormous wind turbine, which powers the school, its blades whirring like a mechanical heartbeat.

All of this serves not only as a suggestion of how deeply the erotic regions of our brains are etched during our youngest years, but also as a reminder that even in the realm of sex, where conception and the survival of the species depend on our drives being fairly straightforward, things can get out of whack: our main — and for some our only — desires may veer far from the standard.

Children are more likely to be screened for development delays in the youngest years when intervention can do the most good.

In his younger years, he had women.

Aimee barely remembers me in her young years.

He studied it as hobby in younger years.

Yet that fear of my young years was never realized.

Genji is a typical Don Juan, especially in his younger years.