Examples of 'younger than mary' in a sentence

Meaning of "younger than mary"

younger than mary - This comparison phrase denotes someone who is of a lesser age than an individual named Mary, used to express relative age difference

How to use "younger than mary" in a sentence

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younger than mary
Tom is much younger than Mary thinks.
Tom is only a couple of years younger than Mary.
Tom is a lot younger than Mary thinks.
Tom is probably just a year or two younger than Mary.
Tom was a year younger than Mary.
I did not know Tom was younger than Mary.
Tom is so much younger than Mary.
Do you really think Tom is younger than Mary is?
Tom is a year younger than Mary.
Tom seems to be much younger than Mary.
Tom is lot younger than Mary.
She is three years younger than Mary.
Tom is not much younger than Mary.
Tom is three years younger than Mary is.
Tom looks a lot younger than Mary.

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Tom is only a bit younger than Mary.
Tom is just a little younger than Mary.
Tom is quite a bit younger than Mary.
Tom definitely looks younger than Mary.
I know Tom is a bit younger than Mary.
Tom is actually younger than Mary.
Tom is significantly younger than Mary.
I think Tom is much younger than Mary.
We are 3 years younger than Mary.

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