He is a lanky teenager.
That teenager singer is really dynamite!
The teenager who was having problems reversed her direction.
Lowe's life there as a young teenager was often bizarre.
Could you find a teenager to mow the lawn?
"Yeah, I expect so," she said, like a teenager.
When I became a teenager, I always had a few thousand dollars.
If a teenager swipes a wallet, we call it a crime.
As a teenager, she went to California to train as a professional dancer.
It is still quite difficult because he is 18, still a teenager.
Of course like any other teenager at my age I agreed.
When reading vampire fiction, Lodge believes, the teenager is "confronting an image of her own inadmissible desires."
She cared deeply about Lizzie but was still trying to figure out how to raise a teenager.
A teenager braves the flies and stench of a leaking outdoor toilet to draw water from a standpipe.
As a teenager, he crossed the ocean for the first time aboard a great, old ocean liner.
Falling down in prosperity, sinking in the bustle, leaving only a slight stroke in history, the persistent teenager has lost his soul for a long time.
I joined the Royal Canadian Air Cadets as a teenager, but soon discovered I was partially colorblind, wiping out any chance for military flying.
In addition to erratic periods and night sweats, a woman's hormones during this transition are so crazed she can be as moody as a teenager.
At 33, Nick was a legend, and as I pulled on my uniform each morning I felt transformed from pathetic teenager to minor superhero.
According to Wikipedia James V had at least nine illegitimate children and three of those he fathered while still a teenager.
As a teenager, she was a member of the French national synchronised swimming team, and she likes to joke that this taught her not only teamwork and self-discipline, but also how to hold her breath.
Third, as I found out later, he had arthritis since he was a teenager, and after sitting at a desk all day he needed to rough-house with us to get the stiffness out of his joints.
The illusionist’s lonely gloom brightens when, while performing in a pub in an isolated Scottish village, he finds an appreciative audience of one in the form of a teenager, Alice.
Greece will never change its misguided policies if the E.U. and IMF infuse it with new cash, just as no teenager who has overspent an allowance will reform if the parents merely expand that allowance.
And yes, they are reminders of our mortality — in fact, I know I'm going gray a lot faster than I would have had I been childless, especially now that I have a teenager.
