Sentence examples for created young from inspiring English sources

"The law is written to say that in limited circumstances a very tiny exception to copyright law is created," Young continued.

Children out late at night would be offered places at newly created young offenders' academies to "take the anger out of their lives".

"It was one of the most profound light-works ever created," Young says, "because it actually had images that you could think of as a chord – that came and went in time, and came back … And it was environmental, because it tended to spill over onto the walls around the corners off the main wall — and it was extremely hallucinogenic.

Talented 18-year-old Charlotte Edmonds has been handpicked for a newly created Young Choreographic Programme where she'll get to shadow the Royal's choreographers and work with their dancers (and possibly most crucially, have access to some of the most influential people in the business).

In 1935, the College Republicans were merged into the newly created Young Republican National Federation, encompassing both college students and young professionals.

She created young Hollywood site shineon-media.com in 2005 and has interviewed tons of celebrities over the years including Jake Gyllenhaal, Demi Lovato, Jason Sudeikis and more.

Prelude is not allowed to serve patients in the U.S. at the moment as it does not have FDA approval but it says it has already successfully created younger eggs for several women in Canada and Japan.

"We've found a way to create young stars," Karolyi said.

Libraries are still the easiest way of reaching and creating young Anglophiles.

Rap, hip hop and RnB culture tend to create young stars.

Golden-winged Warblers traditionally relied on natural disturbances such as fire and beaver activity to create young forest habitat.