Sentence examples for constantly young from inspiring English sources

But it's constantly young love, occasionally middle-aged love.

The Channel 9 Weather Center felt like an emergency room: beeps and sirens everywhere, phones ringing constantly, young meteorologists running around trading jargon in urgent whispers.

An earlier study into the same profession found a third of respondents to that survey had less than 3 years experience, creating a constantly young workforce with limited experience [ 29].

But what is it about the sport that constantly has young guys like Kyrgios, Bernard Tomic, and Lleyton Hewitt (back when he was young) attracting headlines for all the wrong reasons?

Sister Ann Marino is constantly meeting young people like this.

We had records playing constantly, and young musicians performing live jazz on weekends.

"But we constantly educate young people that a complaint and an ensuing arrest could ruin any chance of a patch-up," he said.

"But we constantly educate young people that a complaint and an ensuing arrest could ruin any chance of a patch-up," Mr. Reddy said.

He constantly had young players because the Expos could not afford to keep the good players they developed, like Larry Walker, Marquis Grissom, John Wetteland and Moises Alou, Felipe's son.

The headteacher of Trentham High School in Stoke-on-Trent, Dr Rowena Blencowe, feels she has been forced to take action after constantly seeing young girls rolling their skirts up in between classes, News Team has reported.

If you constantly lecture young people that life on a campus is very, very stressful and that they really need support than it is not surprising that some of them will experience life through the prism of psychological distress.