| As a rule, writers scorn their youngers and revere their elders. |
| All these questions never found any answer, but he decided after a few months to provide answers to others and to explain science to youngers. |
| He is even something of a preacher, a praiser of the time when he was a boy, a censor and corrector of his youngers. |
| Many thanks to Julien Desgranges, who initiated youngers to clarinet during the summer 2007 training couse. |
| The 4 youngers did not know each other before coming, but in this familiar environment have get on very well and now have found new friends studying at Instituto Hemingway. |
| The Daltons had always admired the James boys and the Youngers, who were their cousins. |
