In his younger days, he was an Army tank commander.
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I had my share of jobs in my younger days.
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In his younger days, Mr. Fields specialized in Latinizing standards.
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He recently wrote an introspective account of his freewheeling younger days.
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O'Rourke was in a rock band, Foss, in his younger days.
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In younger days I skipped weddings because I couldn't financially afford them.
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In my younger days, I played guitar and sang in rock bands.
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Ronda Rousey was famously obsessed with the franchise in her younger days.
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It turns out that he frequented Cooke in his younger days, too.
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In the shots, Thaddeus is seen in his younger days, wearing leg braces.
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A devoted Christian in his younger days, he became born again in 2006.
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"The international three was something I did in my younger days," the Australian said.
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"It's not a biopic, and it's not Michael in his younger days," Fiennes clarified.
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In his advanced years Reagan proved the durability of skills learned in younger days.
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I'm not prone to depression or anxiety like I was in my younger days.
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He also suffers from Buerger's disease, caused by heavy smoking in his younger days.
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Keen plays Laura as wordlessly feral, a raging echo of Logan in his younger days.
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I think in my younger days in my career, I tend to be too aggressive.
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In my younger days, I experimented with psychedelics, and came back looking for it again.
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Her name was Merissa Pence, and she was an ex-girlfriend from his younger days.
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According to my mother, my father in his younger days lived a pretty wild life.
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We have been with Dany since her difficult younger days with her brother in Pentos.
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The song, "Bottle Rain Smoke," is an ode to the raving of the musician's younger days.
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Click through to find out which actors appeared on the classic show in their younger days.
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And of course, the couple regularly spent time at Guards Polo Club in their younger days.
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Apparently, the whole Jack Kerouac legend was very much alive inside him in his younger days.
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In my younger days I threw my soft-limbed body around as if redemption were possible.
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Still, there is one sense in which I am less grim than in my younger days.
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Glenner Town Square bathes the senses in sights and smells to reflect a person's younger days.
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Much of his reckoning with his younger days involves reconnecting with the cousins he grew up with.
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The director, Steven Soderbergh, repurposed scenes from Ken Loach's "Poor Cow" (1968) to suggest Wilson's younger days.
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Pawar has played the role of the character's younger days, with Dev Patel playing the older-aged Brierley.
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In his younger days, when some teammates would invite him out to party at nightclubs, Nene would decline.
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It is meant as a nod to Kim Jong Un's younger days, when he studied abroad in Switzerland.
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The new Dell is good business, but it isn&apost the bold business revolution of his younger days.
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There and in the several books since, Dickman looked back from time to time at his younger days.
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She was born in Lake Charles, La., and spent some of her younger days busking in New Orleans.
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Did Yelich remind Braun at all of his younger days, when he used to be the headlining superstar?
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As a candidate, late-stage Biden has little in common with the impassioned orator of his younger days.
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In some presentations, Dr. Belldegrun has shown a photograph of himself with Dr. Rosenberg in their younger days.
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In an interview with Jet magazine in 1993, she said she had been "extremely wild" in her younger days.
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Kardashian herself also pops up on the show, portrayed in her younger days by look-alike actress Isabella Balbi.
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In my younger days — meaning my early 50s, not my late ones — I experienced Tuscany that way, and Umbria.
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It has not been confirmed whether this is a reference to the Supreme Court nominee in his younger days.
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Perhaps it was her penchant, at least in her younger days, for doing her yard work in the nude.
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The first food trailer he stopped at was manned by a confirmation student he'd taught in his younger days.
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Aside from the diary-writing and Horcrux-researching, have you ever wondered what Voldemort's younger days at Hogwarts were like?
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Indeed, Kerry's penchant for diplomacy was shaped by what he regarded as a lack of it in his younger days.
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For Sara, her younger days consisted of her feeling ashamed of her skin, even taking the effort to hide it.
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" Write wrote, "Like Apple in its younger days, we view Snap as a disruptive innovator with a laser-like focus.
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I've mostly conquered my addiction to the snooze button, but overindulgence did cause some minor fiascos in my younger days.
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Check out Dee's photos below, and relive the rapper's younger days with an early conversation we had with him here.
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He suggested his technique had never been better, but the burst of his younger days has been harder to find.
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Kylie Jenner's little girl Stormi is growing up fast, and the reality star is reminiscing about her baby's younger days.
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In his younger days, Hossa would have continually analyzed his statistical shortcomings to determine where his game had broken down.
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In a follow-up post, Vergara appeared in a photo smiling alongside her son Manolo, now 23, in his younger days.
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Louis Farrakhan was a musician himself in his younger days and always had a lot of admiration for musicians and rappers.
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This, plus it's domination across the state, makes it a perfect symbol of your younger days as a wee Tar Heel.
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It's would prefer you don't remind it of its embarrassing younger days when it thought Coldplay was a good band, thanks.
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Because I'd played in the youth national teams in my younger days, they were able to point me out to these people.
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While much attention is being paid to the Suits star's past, not quite as many people are recalling Prince Harry's younger days.
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Clarkson uploaded to Twitter a picture of himself, James May and Richard Hammond of what they looked like in their younger days.
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In his younger days, he acknowledged wanting to be a "bad boy," but he has emerged as possibly Britain's most popular royal.
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In his younger days, he is played by Alex Rich, who does a Picasso impression that is actually an Antonio Banderas impression.
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They ranged from his younger days doing martial arts to more recent images of him drinking beer and smiling with family members.
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In his younger days, Bryant partied with some of the best and brightest in the league and was friends with numerous celebs.
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He also suffers from Buerger's disease, caused by his heavy smoking in younger days, which can cause blockages in the blood vessels.
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The Canadian prime minister is but the latest politician to face scrutiny over racially insensitive photos and actions from their younger days.
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For proof, just get on YouTube to watch him dunk on poor helpless defenders—much like his father did in his younger days.
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In addition to the Late Late Show's birthday tribute, the BBC honored Corden on his birthday with a throwback to his younger days.
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In her younger days, Sheridan worked as a dancer, and before either of them found fame, she had a yearlong fling with Dean.
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General Magic features a lot of successful tech icons reminiscing about their younger days, a format that's ripe for blandly self-congratulatory mythmaking.
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Sidenote: As someone who got involved in a few scraps in his younger days, there is always a You Walk Away Seriously Person.
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The immune system's responsiveness typically declines with age, making older people more vulnerable to many pathogens than they were in their younger days.
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The Hidalgo La Gitana Napoleon, for example, seemed not so far evolved from its younger days, when it set out as a manzanilla.
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In the pictures, the Spartacus leading man spent time with his big brood, flashed his dashing grin in his younger days and danced playfully.
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As Jerry Kammer from the Center for Immigration Studies found, Grijalva in his younger days wrote for a Hispanic ethno-nationalist newspaper called Coraje!
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Since I didn't work in the United States in my younger days or pay taxes, I feel rather uncomfortable asking the government for assistance.
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"It's far better than staying at home," says Eun Ho Lee, a chirpy 77-year-old who in his younger days ran a bedlinen business.
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In a 211 Rolling Stone interview, Schwarzenegger said they reminded him of his younger days when he drove tanks while serving in the Austrian army.
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On Friday, the 26-year-old model shared an epic throwback photo to her younger days on Instagram, laughing about the silliness in its caption.
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It's that Smith may be attempting to relive his younger days by updating his party raps and adopting what he thinks the kids will embrace.
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He could do that on his own, as he had in his younger days, and all without having to surrender a cut of the purse.
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He was an earring-wearing rebel in his younger days, dropping out of Harvard in 1995 to found a hip-hop record label, Rawkus Records.
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Jackson posted a photo of her holding her grandfather's hand, wearing a hospital ID bracelet, as well as pictures of Joe Jackson in his younger days.
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A portion of that cost includes special effects used to digitally de-age De Niro, Pacino and Joe Pesci in scenes about their characters' younger days.
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In order to grow to its current massive size, the Milky Way probably consumed a dwarf galaxy in its younger days, according to a new study.
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Mr. Obama left Cuba not long after, his motorcade passing by signs bearing old revolutionary slogans and portraits of Fidel in younger days as it went.
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Have you ever considered going backward in time, like the Hernandezes sometimes do, and telling a story of the characters of Hate in their younger days?
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But where can a book-buying relative — a boomer who's nostalgic for his younger days, say — turn when Sophia and Jackson already own all the classics?
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But once, they were just kids on a TV set, unaware of where fate would take them — and we have tangible, physical proof of their younger days.
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The show's first season gave us a glimpse into Jack's younger days, when he was a Vietnam veteran living at home and struggling to make ends meet.
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Karuna was a sinewy day laborer, and he had roamed far from the village in his younger days to work in iron foundries in Chennai and Hyderabad.
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Lieberman, a settler himself who in his younger days also worked as an airport baggage handler, also calls for conscription of ultra-Orthodox Jews into the military.
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In his younger days, his inability to close out a win after a 54-hole lead like the one he held in Canada might have scarred him.
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"Many tech company execs who visit to pitch products take time to peruse the shelves and exclaim upon various devices they owned in younger days," Mossberg said.
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Inskip and Harry are childhood friends —they met at Eton and Inskip is popularly said to have been Harry's "wingman" on boisterous evenings out during their younger days.
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The guys who've spent enough good times at The Gutter to not remember them all are leaving in a way more composed state than in their younger days.
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With a head of blond hair, Mr. Ayers somewhat resembles Mr. Trump in his younger days, a fact that the president often looks for as a positive signal.
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"I like using it because it's a progressive way of farming fish," said Haatuft, whose arms are emblazoned with tattoos dating to younger days in the punk rock scene.
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Hilton, also 36, shared a gallery of photos on her Instagram, which included throwbacks to their younger days, from celebrating Halloween as fairies to their transformation into reality stars.
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When he wasn't writing, he was hiking, hunting, fishing, cooking or, in his younger days, carousing with such notable drinking buddies as actor Jack Nicholson and novelist Thomas McGuane.
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Inskip and Harry are childhood friends — they met at Eton College and Inskip is popularly said to have been Harry's "wingman" on rowdy evenings out during their younger days.
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Now that she's an expert traveler, she remembers with some horror her younger days, when she would rest her head on the tray table to sleep on long flights.
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In a photo of Athill from her younger days, at home in North London, she is finely dressed in a patterned frock and pearls but she wears no shoes.
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In America's younger days, "boom town" was used to describe a location showing a rapid expansion of residents in pursuit of the local valuable resource, like gold, timber or oil.
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Though Philip has ridden on horseback for Trooping the Colour in his younger days, he was absent entirely at the parade during this year's official celebration of the Queen's birthday.
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" Chris Sacca, an early stage investor in Uber, Twitter, Instagram and Kickstarter, had been approached by the company in its younger days, but passed: "I was like, 'The dick pics?
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What elevates it are the brooding atmosphere and Ali's magnetic performance, from his dogged pursuit of the facts in his younger days to his convincing vulnerability in his elderly ones.
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Beyond that, each month Romanov gets 97 euros in social benefits and 202 euros in pension because of an injury he received when he was a boxer in his younger days.
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" Tubman's great-great-grandniece, Pauline Copes Johnson, too, shares her impressions of the portrait, saying, "It's great to be able to have a picture of Aunt Harriet in her younger days.
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Nostalgia is a reliable lure for audiences, and jukebox musicals — whose long-ago pop hits and idealized period design whisk theatergoers back to their younger days — can have very long legs.
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When assessing the functions of American special prosecutors like Mueller in court, Ellis has grown wistful about his younger days in Britain and compared the US approach to British investigative commissions.
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Their energy levels may be lower, but they often pace themselves more and look after themselves better than in their younger days; not so much sex and drugs, more tea and yoga.
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The actor had his share of torrid romances in his younger days before finding happiness with his fourth wife, Kiki Tholstrup, and settling into a life of charity and luxury in Switzerland.
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" The actress Norma Shearer certainly thought so when she insisted Robert Evans, in his younger days, play that novel's real-life inspiration, her husband, Irving Thalberg, in "Man of a Thousand Faces.
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Many politicians spent their younger days working or volunteering for campaigns, and they now regale voters with stories about knocking on doors for a candidate whose virtue appealed to their young idealism.
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After watching CT beast Bananas on his back — and also having such a hot temper in his younger days — I don't know if I would want to go against him just yet.
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Chief Executive Larry Fink said on a conference call with analysts that the ETF industry's growth potential reminded him of his younger days in the 1970s developing the mortgage-backed securities market.
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Though Philip, who turns 97 on Sunday, has also ridden on horseback in his younger days, he was absent entirely at the parade during this year's official celebration of the Queen's birthday.
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Though Philip, who turns 98 on Monday, has also ridden on horseback in his younger days, he was absent entirely at the parade during this year's official celebration of the Queen's birthday.
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Tony McDermott: I did and in my younger days, before I got more interested in music and playing music, I went to most home matches at the windswept and rainswept Boundary Park.
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Reid is trying to raise $100,000 on Kickstarter by the end of the month to put together a mini, 11-minute pilot episode of the animated politicians traveling back to their younger days.
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Whereas that might have become an issue on previous teams in his younger days, the only thing that appeared to matter to Dwight Howard now is that the Hawks won by 32 points.
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In my younger days I was having fun and when you start to make a lot of money that starts to take the fun away from it because you have real responsibilities now.
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And there's an argument to be made that Mr. Biden's rambling is preferable to the rhetorical stylings of his younger days, when he often came across as a senatorial blowhard — which he was.
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In his younger days, Mr. Graham became a role model for aspiring evangelists, prompting countless young men to copy his cadences, his gestures and even the way he combed his wavy blond hair.
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Since its ceremonious opening by France's labor minister in 1992, the restaurant has served as a "social shock absorber" for the neighborhood, said Mr. Grabsi, the teacher who worked there in younger days.
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Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Wish Bone says one of these days he's gonna shoot Krayzie Bone -- not to kill, but just to get even for a caper gone wrong from their younger days.
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There's a reason that groups like the US Chamber of Commerce are still backing Brett Kavanaugh despite serious accusations that he sexually assaulted one or more women in his younger days, which Kavanaugh denies.
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In the pictures she posted, Dewan and Lulu posed and napped together, Lulu bonded with Tatum and Dewan's 5-year-old daughter Everly, Lulu slept in her younger days and also explored the outdoors.
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In the pictures she posted, Dewan and Lulu posed and napped together, Lulu bonded with Tatum and Dewan's 5-year-old daughter Everly, Lulu slept in her younger days and also explored the outdoors.
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The former Benfica and United winger-turned-striker turned 32 in February but far from fading he is as dangerous as ever — perhaps, in some ways, even more effective than in his younger days.
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That is given to us, initially, as a tangential detail in an opening chapter that is primarily about Reyna's aunt Kiki, who in her younger days lived in Turkey with her then-husband, Osman.
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In his younger days, he was known to appoint himself both D.J. and bartender behind the counter at Russia House on Connecticut Avenue, where occasionally he left a piece of himself on the premises.
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In 2017, Stat News, the health news website, asked experts in neurolinguistics and cognitive assessment, psychologists and psychiatrists to review his past and recent speech and found evidence of decline from his younger days.
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OutKast The reference to Childish Gambino's fellow ATLiens, Big Boi and Andre 3000, isn't clear, but they're featured among other entertainers, including Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, who are portrayed in their younger days.
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Arkady Rotenberg and his brother Boris Rotenberg are already under sanctions due to their close connections to Putin whom they have known since they practiced judo together in St Petersburg in Putin's younger days.
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Allis—who lives in East Hamption, Connecticut—started developing the game with Bottle Rocket in 2015, told CNBC that in his younger days he would fill sketchbooks with drawings of his future video game bosses.
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" His hits included "I Believe in You," ″Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good," ″You're My Best Friend," ″Some Broken Hearts Never Mend," ″Till the Rivers All Run Dry" and "Back in My Younger Days.
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Now the second-richest man in Japan, Son has demonstrated an entrepreneurial bent since his younger days, selling his first tech product — a multilingual translator — to Sharp for $1 million before the age of 21.
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In his younger days, her father worked as a porter in the same Fifth Avenue building where her eventual boss, Alan C. Greenberg, the legendary chairman of Bear Stearns, who died in 2014, had an apartment.
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He has been on the losing side all four times he has played in Europe, which Leonard thinks helps explain the widespread perception that Woods was not really fussed about the event in his younger days.
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The fresh accusations of racism in the fashion industry coincided with a continuing political furor in the United States over the wearing of blackface and other racist behavior by prominent Virginia politicians in their younger days.
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She missed his delicious younger days, when he was pliable and happy to go everywhere with her, when she would brush his hair and hold his perfect little body close and feel it almost one with hers.
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Old photos of Mr. Reed in his younger days with dear friends (Liza Minnelli, Angela Lansbury), some now departed (Natalie Wood, Liz Smith) line the antique tabletops and hunter-green walls of his home of 48 years.
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Showing the kind of emotion on the ice and the bench from his younger days, Ovechkin led the way and now has Washington two wins away from the first championship in the 19903-year history of the franchise.
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"I would try and make myself more self-aware without getting rid of the focus and desire to learn," the billionaire said while reflecting on his younger days during an "Ask Me Anything" session on Reddit in February.
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The former Tour De France champ also says he wouldn't have gone to get his head checked back in his younger days, but now that he's 46 (older and wiser) he takes possible brain injuries MUCH more seriously.
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As a former patron in his younger days and as a child of the Gulf Coast, he felt the song captured the cultural landscape—working hard and playing hard, of the place that shaped us and we call home.
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A longtime baseball fan who played in his younger days, reportedly being scouted by the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox, Trump's been a fixture at Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium and Citi Field in New York over the years.
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Vince Carter got up a reverse dunk: The man they used to call Half Man, Half Amazing back in his younger days still manages to wow Memphis head coach David Fizdale: ''He never ceases to amaze me,'' Fizdale said.
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The finale "Like My Father" is the apotheosis of both emotional sensitivity and minimalism, as Crush engages in personal dialogue with his father and yearns to "remain in [his] younger days" in a touching duet between falsetto and piano.
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A former businessman and a polo-playing playboy in his younger days, Zardari swept to power in 2008 following a wave of sympathy following the killing of his wife, Benazir, a two-time premier, by Islamist militants in a suicide attack.
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With his children nearly adult and his wife of 12 years fled, he resumed the motorcycle habit of his younger days, graduating to ever-faster bikes until his final purchase, a Yamaha R1 "superbike" geared more to racing than the road.
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But whereas Trainspotting was about the ineffable, shatterproof irascibility of a particular slice of '90s youth culture, T173 is a nod to an emptier middle age, when the temptation to cast a longing eye back to your younger days becomes irresistible.
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James had a fierce reputation from his younger days as an Oakland street fighter, and ran a no-nonsense modern training environment out of his garage, where the emphasis was on technique that would be immediately applicable to real world encounters.
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After a debut album that she felt didn't accurately reflect her musical DNA (read: too much R&B, not enough rock), she spent her younger days doubling down on partying like a rockstar and eschewing the trappings of the Britneys of the world.
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Because the source regions for Arctic outbreaks are seeing warming, it is less likely that the U.S. will experience cold snaps that you may have grown up with, or that your parents may talk about as being common during their younger days.
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A glamorous fixture of London's high society in his younger days, he was captain of Pakistan's team of talented but wayward stars and - with a reputation as a stern taskmaster - led them to win cricket's World Cup for the first time in 1992.
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Admittedly, I was shocked at the request and part of me couldn't help but wonder if it was because somehow he had heard about the younger days of shit talking and was going to "confront me" about it (it had happened before).
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In younger days, he traded on a persona that split the difference between high school jock and high school goofball; in his middle age, he largely comes off as a guy who talks back to the car radio on the drive to work.
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Neither the calendar nor the affidavits prove or disprove the cases that Dr. Blasey or Judge Kavanaugh have sought to advance, but Democratic senators are likely to use the calendar to question how truthful Judge Kavanaugh has been about his younger days.
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"The two-bed Victorian terrace property was a regular haunt for the Fab Four in their younger days and other well-known faces on the Merseybeat scene including the late Cilla Black," the former owner of the property, Plus Dane Housing, said in a statement.
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His current "anodyne" vices are a far cry from those of his younger days, which he chronicles in his new memoir, "Then It Fell Apart," going back to the day in May 1999 when he released "Play," the most successful electronic music album of all time.
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A revival in the monarchy's popularity was helped by a formidable public relations machine –- the evening news in Thailand includes a daily segment dedicated to the royals and the late king was often featured in his younger days crisscrossing the country to meet the poor and disenfranchised.
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We start off discussing the questions he's most used to answering: like where his name came from (a nickname from his younger days when being on road was a full time occupation) and where he was born (Central Middlesex hospital, "the same place as Dizzee Rascal").
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He was a fixture at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, where he made appearances and reconnected with ballplayers from his younger days "He was probably the last great East West All Star player," said Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City.
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The 98-page lawsuit presented its case for legalization not only through a host of constitutional arguments, but also by way of history — from marijuana's first purported role 10,000 years ago in the production of Taiwanese pottery to the smoking habits of President Obama in his younger days.
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The broadening inquiry produced an unusual spectacle as friends and classmates from Judge Kavanaugh's past provided dueling portraits of the nominee in his younger days — either a good-natured student incapable of the alleged behavior or a stumbling drunk who could easily have blacked out and forgotten inappropriate behavior at alcohol-soaked parties.
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She's a brilliant improviser in need of an equally inspired director, who could help shape what's already there: the enormous charisma of a woman who has climbed out of the wreckage of her younger days, with story after story about how, though the past may affect you, you can't let it derail your present.
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Subtler moments of discrimination in my younger days have been coming back over the past few weeks: the stories killed before I'd even finished them; the time I came back to work after visiting my ailing mother and a man my age, hired for much higher wages, had been awarded my promised transfer to Paris.
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Like the film, Badu's freeform songwriting (she wrote the majority of Baduizm, save for "4 Leaf Clover") is a product of spacious simplicity; it was the ancestral storyteller in her, mixed with remnants of her younger days as a rapper, that made her the perfect vessel for intimate drum tracks with loose flows yet clear narrative devices.
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But Mark will never be out of the psychic woods, certainly not after his own mother — a bogus medium who, in her younger days, used to dye her hair and skin, posing as Snow Creek Maiden of the Nez Percé to bilk tourists — shocks him with a reading that should propel him right into his next adventure.
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In its 103-page complaint, the suit presents its case for legalization not only through a host of constitutional arguments, but also by way of a world-historical tour of marijuana use — from its first purported role 10,000 years ago in the production of Taiwanese pottery to the smoking habits of President Barack Obama in his younger days.
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But that's not to say that Guilty Thing doesn't also ably cover De Quincey's life; nor does it lack the small nuggets of joy one expects from a good biography: De Quincey and Coleridge geeking out over Piranesi's Imaginary Prison drawings, or the time De Quincey spent in his younger days living in a monastery once owned by the great bibliophile Robert Cotton.
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Judy makes a bold move in its opening sequence: Despite all the hype about Renee Zellwegger's transformation into Judy Garland, Rupert Goold's biopic kicks off with a flashback to her younger days on the set of the Wizard of Oz. Young Judy, played by Darci Shaw, is then just this side of a regular girl, beloved by audiences for her natural charm.
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Let me start by saying that I tend to be rather skeptical at the idea of award-winning actors curating art exhibitions, not so much because it indulges the cult of celebrity (I am guilty of writing quite a few fan-letters in my younger days), but because it implies that anyone — regardless of their professional background — can pick up curating as a leisurely hobby.
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