difficult age

It was a difficult age; no longer child but not quite man.

Everyone in my school works hard to educate children who are at a difficult age and need all the help we can give them.

"She was 42 years old, a difficult age for women to give birth.

That is, she was at a difficult age.

Recently recommended books for children: 0-3 This is probably the most difficult age to choose for.

This can be a difficult age to teach.

'Rose came to me when she was fifteen - a difficult age.

It must be the most difficult age ever invented!'

He is writing difficult poetry for a difficult age, he said.

It was only that fourteen was a difficult age.

A strange and difficult age, but not as difficult as what we are going through in my present.

"It's a difficult age," her father observed, his calmness somewhat restored.

Then we can focus on the real question of our moral responsibilities in a new and difficult age of scientific achievement.

'But Alison's at a difficult age, and sometimes young girls get things out of all proportion.

A difficult age, Julia teasingly remarked to him once.

"Fourteen is a difficult age, given to melodrama and long-held resentment."

It's a difficult age for young girls.

You could almost hear their good intentions creaking as they made allowances for 'the difficult age'.

"I'm approaching a difficult age for most singers.

She's just at a difficult age.

"But then fourteen is a difficult age."

They changed schools at difficult ages.

At fifteen, her daughter was at a difficult age, too old to be considered a child, too young for the responsibilities of adulthood.

Ashur-dan's reign was a difficult age for the Assyrian monarchy.

It's a difficult age, of course.