Sentence examples for book young from inspiring English sources

For this new book Young (who died in 2002) and his co-authors went back to the communities he had interviewed in the 50s, and the findings prove his prescience.

In their book, "Young Guns: A New Generation of Conservative Leaders" (Threshold Editions), the three lawmakers delivered a sharp and wide-ranging critique of Republicans, particularly on their stewardship of the federal budget.

The National Council for a New America shut down a year later, and Cantor co-authored a book, "Young Guns: A New Generation of Conservative Leaders," with Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, a congressman from California, who is now the third-ranking Republican in the House.

McCarthy reported earning no money in royalties in 2014 from a book contract with Simon and Schuster Inc., which published the book "Young Guns: A New Generation of Conservative Leaders," which he co-wrote with former Rep. Eric Cantor and Rep. Paul Ryan, the newly elected speaker.

Moyes, who admitted Moss was right to book Young, will be speaking to the player.

He is currently working on a book, "Young Americans," about youth gun culture.

Elsewhere in the book, new young runners pick up the baton.

In his book Young-Old: Urban Utopias of an Ageing Society, Simpson looks at communities likefor 55-75 year olds who are retired and in good health with money to spend.

But just as Tank, Hawk, Jerry and Frank school their arrogant, by-the-book young understudies (Loren Dean and Courtney B. Vance) in the low-key, seat-of-the-pants machismo of an earlier era, so do the scarred show business veterans who portray them knock some sense, and some manners, into a youth-besotted film industry.

They drank from noon to night and wrote their books young and fast.

They were old enough to read Mary Stewart's Greek books, young enough to make friends everywhere they went.