She is going to visit a childhood friend that she hasn't' seen for years.
He spent his childhood summers at Boy Scout Camps on the East Coast.
The person who first wrote this is dumb
Almost always sentence fragments are caused by the writer using a period in a sentence where all that was really needed was a comma. Example fragment: He always felt at home in the city. Having spent so much of his childhood there. ("Having spent so much of his childhood there." is the "fragment," because it has been "broken off of" the sentence it belongs to.) The sentence should have been, "He always felt at home in the city, having spent so much of his childhood there."
"Thanks to her parents' overindulgence, she led a very cosseted childhood."
This is a gentle, evocative meander through a normal childhood.
Example sentence - We sat on the large fireplace hearth while our grandfather told us stories from his childhood.
I am writing a letter to my sweetheart.She was my childhood sweetheart.Thank you sweetheart for the gift.
your mom had a bad childhood
childhood is a beautiful part of life
In all of my childhood, I had never tried a hotdog.
Bobby has many happy childhood memories. My childhood home was in southern Alabama. During her childhood, Janet developed a love of reading.
Our childhood friendship was wonderful but the lemonade business went slowly.
Yes it is.The meaning is ambiguous as it could be his childhood or my childhood (or, probably, both).
He constantly reverted to his childhood.
She has had a recurring nightmare since childhood.
Childhood hunger - subject is - verb
did you mean coetaneous? if so, here's a sentence for you: the twin brothers had a coetaneous childhood.
She was a pediatrician who specialized in treating childhood cancer.
My childhood was filled with happy memories of playing in the park and exploring nature with my friends.