Examples of using Formative years in English and their translations into Arabic
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She brought guys home all the time, especially during my formative years.
By the time they listened to me, they were past their formative years.
I spent my formative years underground, where everything was dark and wet and hot.
One's formative years being so crucial and a that, you know.
Forget about the fact that I spent my formative years raising you because Verna.
He spent several of his formative years in Iraq in the aftermath of the Gulf War.
Here is a man raised by an overbearing woman who completely dominated every aspect of his formative years.
that's some great trivia, but he spent his formative years right here in Albuquerque.
Sharifah Rodziah played an important role in rallying political support for her husband during Malaysia's tumultuous formative years.
During formative years, young learners are ushered into school life in the most friendly and engaging way possible.
Actually, the more exposure she has to germs in her formative years, the stronger her immune system will be.
which means my formative years were left up to my dad.
So I would spent the balance of my formative years traipsing through dusty ruins,
was on Eastern Armenian, particularly in its formative years.
He was well read and a patron of the arts, and in his formative years he enjoyed entertainment, music and poetry.
You think because these are Your, what, formative years, That you can just go ahead and hurt people's feelings.
In the United States, Indian tribes have been recognized as sovereign political entities since the formative years of the Federal Government.
As you step into the formative years of your life, you need to understand the changes that will occur in your body.
Now, you might think Selena would have a hard time following rules having lived on the streets during her formative years.
You do realize that I'm still in my formative years and what you're telling me could be potentially psychologically scarring.