Sentence examples for burgeoning young from inspiring English sources

"An incoming, burgeoning, young creative class, and a kind of celebration of the gay community".

Well, only a Freudian pedant would insist on the symbolism of burgeoning young adults in that spider-filled maze.

Its elderly may be growing in number but, to the envy of other developed countries, America also has a burgeoning young population.

However, there is also a burgeoning young population that has resulted largely from the mass immigration of people from Latin America.

Acted by a trio of burgeoning young movie-stars, it keeps one pleasurably entertained even if its concerns might seem a mite parochial for the average British audience.

The socialist Senator's attacks on inequality – and his call for a $15 £100) minimum wage – attracted much of the state's burgeoning young population, not to mention its unemployed and low-income workers.

Soon joining the young cadre of players in the burgeoning new bebop jazz movement, he became an in-demand vibraphonist by the time he was in his early 20s.

What started off as an unorganised party of Russian surfer dudes has now turned into one of the most important events in the calendars of the new, burgeoning, affluent, young middle classes of Russia and Ukraine.

Once considered one of the city's most dangerous immigrant barrios, Raval is now burgeoning with young artists and writers while still maintaining its' international character.

If you wanted to come into the store, young, old, moneyed men or a burgeoning class of young working women, you were welcome.

Governments and donors supported the education goal by building and equipping new primary schools, in the process creating a burgeoning generation of young learners.