Sentence examples for compact young from inspiring English sources

AS the cold wind of encroaching winter swept down Morris Park Avenue early last month, Angel Rios, a compact young boxer, made his way toward a greenish, tired-looking building just off White Plains Road in the Bronx.

I call on partners worldwide to join a compact for young people in humanitarian action that we will launch at the Summit--a compact formed with young people to ensure that their priorities and needs are genuinely addressed.

Over the last 10 years, there has been renewed interest in the small rear-wheel-drive compact among young import enthusiasts.

Chase, a compact, bespectacled young man, who attended Oberlin College with Karen O, is one of rock's most satisfying drummers; he is capable of complicated polyrhythms but rarely plays anything fussy.

Investigating gamma-ray properties of young compact radio sources with Fermi.

A compact, barrel-chested young man, weaving and crouching, Obara displayed an inventiveness and stamina that reminded me of the veteran improv master Lee Konitz.

We suggest that known supernova remnants interacting with stellar winds in the compact clusters of young massive stars Westerlund I and Cl*1806-20 can be associated with the sources of the TeV gamma-emission detected by H.E.S.S. and may be responsible for a fraction of the high-energy neutrinos detected with the IceCube observatory.

For other modern supernovae, the upper limits on the radio spectral luminosities of such young compact remnants range from 180 times that of the Crab Nebula for SN 1979C in M100 in the Virgo cluster to 0.001 times that of the Crab Nebula for SN 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

AUSTIN, TEXAS A compact cluster of young, blue stars surrounds the invisible supermassive black hole in the very core of the Andromeda Galaxy in this ultrasharp image obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope.

Say Yes to Education Inc. announced this week that Duke and four other top private colleges were joining the national non-profit's higher education compact that helps young people in low-income school districts to apply to college, pay for it and graduate.

This cleavage has called into question the generational compact connecting older and younger generations: young people – of all classes – are now unlikely to achieve the standard of living their parents took for granted.