Sentence examples for call for young from inspiring English sources

"This visit is a wake-up call for young Indians, too," said Varsha Das, director of the National Gandhi Museum.

Visiting a cookbook store, he realizes he has been foolishly eating big fat toads, whereas most recipes call for young and tender toadlets.

Nice also renewed its 2010 call for young people to be given emergency contraception to keep at home in case they need it.

Mr. Brooks should call for young people to enter public service, as a previous generation was called, so that they learn to organize and take action.

Much of the explicit language about sexuality and gay families was removed or replaced with vague phrases, like a call for young children to "understand that family structures differ".

Prof Flinders argued that the nasty edge to political satire was creating fertile ground for Russell Brand's call for young people not to vote in protest at party politics.

Complex dishes with many flavors call for younger, simpler wines.

While London is known to be a major port-of-call for young professionals, the city has seen slower growth with high housing costs pricing-out many younger residents and students.

From time to time, Hastreiter holds open calls for young designers in a rented Winnebago, which she named the Fashionmobile.

MTV decided to do something about it and called for young film- ;makers to make short videos on the topic.

It calls for young people to be "protected from excessive marketing" and for the Advertising Standards Authority to work to increase children's resilience to advertising.