Examples of 'young to fight' in a sentence
Meaning of "young to fight"
young to fight - probably meant 'too young to fight' suggesting an individual is not old enough to participate in combat or conflict
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young to fight
Thank heaven they are too young to fight.
I was too young to fight in the war.
Others who were just too young to fight it.
Too young to fight in the war.
The sorts of things he missed by being too young to fight.
Never too young to fight for your rights.
It was also discovered that he had been too young to fight.
He was too young to fight.
Mostly old men and women and children too young to fight.
I was too young to fight.
Too young to fight men, but old enough to fire bows.
You are too young to fight.
He was too young to fight in the battle but he held the warriors ' horses.
It gets me that I was too young to fight in the war.
Too young to fight in the war. Other chaps fought.
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You and I were too young to fight in the war.
This generation had largely missed the war, being too young to fight.
Chadwick was too young to fight in World War One.
They are asleep . Thank heaven they are too young to fight.
He was too young to fight in the First World War.
What really gets me is I was too young to fight in the war.
I was too young to fight in World War II.
Public service . It gets me that I was too young to fight in the war.
Too young to fight in WWII, too old for Vietnam.
Public service . What really gets me is I was too young to fight in the war.
No! He is too young to fight wild animals but I am not too old!
You are far too young to fight with me!
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