Sentence examples for a young man far from inspiring English sources

When Britain's industrial revolution spread to the continent after 1848, ambition and access to capital could take a young man far.

Equally confoundingly, for a young man far from home, Rathbone's father was killed in his absence in a road accident (an event explored more than 35 years later in the novel Blame Hitler) and so Rathbone returned to England in the early 1960s to be closer to his mother and to teach in Bognor Regis.

And farther off the beaten path is the young man, far right, in a sarong.

He became a bit shy, his eyes glistened with a stride of profound wisdom and enlightenment beyond his goofy smile, and he just transformed into this fragile young man far wiser than his physical form.

It was a pleasant memory for a young man so far from peace and home, and it brought so many recollections with it that I began to grow exceedingly tender about myself.

Then there are the walking spoofs of strict dress codes, which are being revived in some places: the two women below who cleverly attached shirt-and-tie sets to their tank tops, and the two young men, far left, who knotted ties over their T-shirts.

I am now the father of a young man who has far more character than I ever had.

Mr. Colon lives in East Trenton, where his car has taken a stray bullet from a drive-by shooting, he said, and another shooting left a young man dead not far from his front door.

(What does it say about the art world that I found the sight of a young man in uniform far more out of place than that of a wild-eyed mountaineer with a walking stick?) Budor's project isn't for sale; it was commissioned for the fair, which is open through Sunday, by the imaginative Italian curator Cecilia Alemani, who oversees public art on the High Line.

"On March 6, 2015 a young man lost his life far too soon," Ozanne told said.

A few months ago, a young man linked to the far left died after a fight with skinheads linked to the shadowy fringes of the extreme right.