Examples of 'spring chickens' in a sentence
Meaning of "spring chickens"
spring chickens: Spring chickens is a colloquial term used to describe young and inexperienced individuals, especially in a particular field, activity, or organization. It often refers to newcomers or beginners
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- plural of spring chicken
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spring chickens
You are such spring chickens you know.
I guess neither one of you are spring chickens.
They are not spring chickens anymore.
So this is what investors see - old roosters pretending to be spring chickens.
We are not spring chickens anymore.
The new citizens are not spring chickens.
Not spring chickens anymore.
But we are not spring chickens.
We are not spring chickens anymore, Things do not snap back like they used to.
Tender as butter. They melt on your tongue like snowflakes in summer. Spring chickens.
Large numbers of spring chickens get to brazil searching for food, mainly in winter.
The downside of the study, Older adults had more trouble than spring chickens comprehending humor.
Not exactly spring chickens anymore, are we?
Because, you know, we were neither of us spring chickens.
We are not exactly spring chickens here, you know?
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Yes, she-she wanted kids im-immediately because, you know, we were neither of us spring chickens.
Two spring chickens like us?
Because let's face it, we're no spring chickens.
Not exactly spring chickens anymore, are we? Well, I sure hope so.
Okay, now, these are Miss Gillingham 's spring chickens.
Two spring chickens like us? Oh, no.
Shall we? Okay, now, these are Miss Gillingham's spring chickens.
No. Two spring chickens like us?
