Sentence for younger | Use younger in a sentence

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• It was his younger daughter. (8)
• Mr. Stone saw his younger daughter. (8)
• This made both the younger ladies laugh. (9)
• And then, Juniors get younger every year! (9)
• His face was young; so much younger than hers. (8)
• Though I have no younger sister, I feel for her. (4)
• So chimed the younger ones, and many of the elder. (22)
• As for the man, I wish she were going to marry a younger. (10)
• He has read for the Bar, and is younger than Mr. Redworth. (10)
• His help to younger artists was incalculable in its extent. (3)
• Fortunately he had a younger brother who was more promising. (4)
• I did you a great and shameful wrong when you were younger. (22)
• Ten years younger, Laetitia might have been the instrument. (10)
• The younger one was busy at the cooking of the morning meal. (18)
• Jeff had spoken to her, but had looked chiefly at the younger. (9)
• The older was named George Barclugh and the younger Roderick. (18)
• He said it with the resonant emphasis of death to younger sons. (10)
• My mother says the orchard was always famous in her younger days. (4)
• You might take her for a younger sister of Mrs. Wardour-Devereux. (10)
• They talked of it as if they could have pardoned her a younger lover. (10)
• He ought to have seen her face grow younger, more childish, even timid. (8)
• The attention of the younger ones was then no longer to be gained by him. (4)
• The Countess smiled to hear her talking to her younger sister once more. (10)
• Among the younger generation the matter was wrapped in a discretion proper. (8)
• Noel would say things sometimes which made her feel the younger of the two. (8)
• But the other man, who was younger and less prejudiced, was more responsive. (13)
• He had mourned her sincerely, but his face had looked younger since she died. (8)
• Austin inquired generally as he went and unveiled the younger hope of Raynham. (10)
• When I was thirteen years younger I was loved, and my dearest sank to the grave. (10)
• The gray-bearded man ceased talking for a moment and looked at the two younger men. (13)
• In his younger days, if the rumour was correct, he had done the same on her account. (10)
• Indeed, he had first introduced his younger brother to her, he remembered unhappily. (13)
• If it is not the work of some of the younger hands, the school has levelled on minors. (10)
• You have a younger woman in your mind; I am an old one: I have no ambition and no warmth. (10)
• She had no nerves; he ought never to have married a woman eighteen years younger than himself. (8)
• He watched this younger daughter of his through the duckling stage with extraordinary interest. (8)
• The younger people, especially the squaws, would point at the different delicacies and dishes. (18)
• She looked fresher and younger; extremely well: which is not what I can say for you, my friend. (10)
• Mrs. Palmer was several years younger than Lady Middleton, and totally unlike her in every respect. (4)
• Mollie was there holding court, entertaining a group of the younger men with her brilliant repartee. (18)
• Mrs. Kenton entreated, with a sudden tenderness for her younger daughter such as she did not always feel. (9)
• Their size remained equal until their seventh year, when the younger brother began to outstrip the older. (5)
• General Schoneck and General Pierson walked away laughing, and the younger officers were left to themselves. (10)
• He jerked his head a trifle to the left, where a younger man was standing armed with a sheaf of whiter papers. (8)
• He is younger than I am; younger in feeling, if not in fact; younger as a man. (4)
• The younger, who was but three years younger, was not yet quite old enough to be ambitious of it. (9)
• Emerging into the outer hall, he lingered a moment, remembering that he had not seen his younger and favourite daughter. (8)
• Come along with me, and I will show you the four greatest quizzers in the room; my two younger sisters and their partners. (4)
• It doubled her horror, that she should echo the man: but it proved that she was no better than be: only some years younger. (10)
• This was Lowell Mason, who was born in 1792, but spent his younger days in Savannah, Ga., where he studied music as an amateur. (3)
• I should have said in younger days, because it will not look plainly on our nature and try to reconcile it with our conditions. (10)
• The second daughter was some years younger, and said to be also very handsome; but as yet she had not been brought into society. (6)
• My recollection of him is of courtesy to a far younger man unqualified by patronage, and of a presence of singular dignity and grace. (9)
• Yet is it most true that the younger has the passions of youth: whereof will come division between them; and this is a tragic state. (10)
• Carinthia could animate both; it would have been a hurt done to a living human soul had she suffered the younger self to run overcast. (10)
• Now, if only we were born old and grew younger year by year, we should understand how things happen, and drop all our cursed intolerance. (8)
• The younger Miss Thorpes being also dancing, Catherine was left to the mercy of Mrs. Thorpe and Mrs. Allen, between whom she now remained. (4)
• The ladies, Chillon said, were cousins; one was a young widow, the Countess of Fleetwood, and the other was Miss Fakenham, a younger lady. (10)
• He had an affection for Barbara, his younger sister; but to his mother, his grandmother, or his elder sister Agatha, he had never felt close. (8)
• Carlo likewise bent his head to them; it was like bending his knee, for in the younger of the two intruders he recognized Lieutenant Pierson. (10)
• Had he been his younger brother Gerald, he would probably have fulfilled the Pendyce tradition, and passed into the Army as a matter of course. (8)
• The lady gazed softly over his head, letting her eyes drop a quiet recognition in passing; one or two of the younger gentlemen stared mockingly. (22)
• Nor foe thy blow, Though wood be good, And shriekingly the timber cracks: The ground we crowned Shall speed the seed Of younger into swelling sacks. (10)
• He worked faithfully enough in his enterprise, but sometimes he failed to seize occasions that in his younger days he would have turned to golden account. (9)
• As modern life became faster, looser, younger, Soames was becoming older, slower, tighter, more and more in thought and language like his father James before him. (8)
• According to Diodorus of Sicily, the Gauls practiced the musical art long before the Christian Era, having regular schools for the instruction of the younger bards. (3)
• Both the ladies were in their oblivion; the younger quite saintly; but the couple inseparably framed, elevating to behold; a reproach to the reminiscence of pipes. (10)

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