Sentence examples for a young or a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gray added, however, that census records and city directories during these years do not show a Young or a Schmuck at the address, or associated with a billiard parlor.

Financial strain and lower socio-economic status, or being a young or a female student may lead to higher levels of psychological distress, increasing the risk for poorer mental health [ 11, 13, 15, 19, 23- 27].

"The president will come from God," asserted Njenga Karume, a member of Parliament, "whether he shall be a young or an old man".

But pretty consistently, if it's a modern or a younger or a pop act, they'll go right to Twitter and Facebook.

The data presented in this study is based on parental responses from CI children who had a younger or an older NH sibling.

********* Arriving in Brazil in those days, two things were quite likely to happen to a young, or even a not so young, man.

Non-uniform age weighting means that a year lived at a younger or older ages is given a lower value than a year lived by a young adult.

For every LeBron James, there is a Korleone Young or a Kwame Brown.

You don't have to be black, or young, or a 'troubled student' or a pot smoker to know this was murder.

That is why she was headed toward the devastation, the arm of a young woman, a daughter or a niece, around her waist.

Median age is a good summary of how young or old a population is.