When young it forms rosettes close to the ground, but grows taller and more straggling.
When young, mushrooms are like a small round button, both the stalk and head being white.
When young, and still fed by their parents, they are most preferable for the table, and are called squabs; under six months they are denominated squeakers, and at six months they begin to breed.
When young, it is held in high estimation, being considered as little different from common grouse.
When young, trees, like striplings, shoot into taper forms.
Hayman was one of the earliest members of the Royal Academy, and was, when young, a scene-painter at Drury Lane Theatre.
He was partial to the drama; and, when young, often strutted his hour at an amateur theatre in Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
Fool's parsley, when young, differs from this plant but very little, being much the same in size, and the laciniae of the leaves of a similar form.
Cultivated celery differs from it when young, first in the shape and size of its roots.
When young, these animals have more of this secretion than when more advanced: it then hangs from their anal extremity in locks[447].
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "when young" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
