Sentence examples for bring up young from inspiring English sources
Two innings later, Ramirez was intentionally walked again — this time with a runner on second and one out — to bring up Young, who grounded into a double play.
As accurate as the left-handed theory might have been -- some teams used to bring up young left-handed pitchers from the minor leagues to pitch against the Yankees -- it hasn't been a sound strategy this season.
They were told that the flats were newly done up – yet when the mothers moved in, what they say they found was broken toilets and dodgy plumbing, and homes too draughty to bring up young children in.
This election is also failing to bring up younger people who may be suitable candidates in 2014.
Mr. Murdoch said that "Col has really needed to clear the decks" so he could "bring up younger people who had an open mind to how The Post could be creative".
She looks like a nicely brought up young lady, with 'please' and 'thank you' part of her vocabulary".
Diana Mosley was not among them.The six Mitford sistersWell brought up young women in Britain were not supposed to flirt with fascism.
Through its first 50 years the NBA did not have an official system of player development or a true minor league system for bringing up young and inexperienced players such as exists in major league baseball.
The Country Bunny and the Little Golden Shoes by DuBose Heyward and Marjorie Flack is a stunning book about a mommy bunny's domestic work (bringing up young bunnies to be effective workers) but her personal accomplishments.
I think the Queen, as far as I understand – I mean I don't know, obviously, none of us know – likes having the prime minister there because he does all the stuff that well brought up young men know how to do.
Berta's mother, Della Grant, brought up young McKinley, nicknamed Muddy, with her own son Joe in a log cabin on the vast Stovall plantation, 4,500 flat acres of cotton fields that spread east to the far horizon and west to the great river just north of Clarksdale.
