Sentence examples for beginning a young from inspiring English sources

"The block party is now beginning," a young woman shouted as a cleaning crew dressed in hard hats and carrying mops made their way inside the yard.

A few years after the journal began, a young man, Ross McSweeney, came to work for Mr. Eggers as an intern.

As the conference began, a young man in the audience held up a sign with the word "SYRIA?" written in English.

Brooke's female admirers were hardly less effusive; he inspired a poem by his friend Frances Cornford that begins, "A young Apollo, golden-haired".

Three years before the book begins, a young woman called Janey Carlton has been killed by a stolen car driven by a junkie.

(With his second wife, Cindy Hensley, he began a new young family, with two sons and two daughters).

In its place is an intense regimen of specialized, expensive, year-round tutoring -- beginning at a young age.

Fretting over weight is a common psychological issue for females, beginning at a young age.

Her family said her troubles began as a young girl.

His interest in fishing began as a young boy.

One new commercial begins with a young couple welcoming another young couple into a stylish apartment.