Sentence examples for demanding young from inspiring English sources

When I got to Bergdorf's shoe salon, which was agreeably mobbed with demanding young women with shoe boxes spilling open at their feet, I felt better.

I was in a senior hiring position for many years and was occasionally confronted with very naïve and — yes — demanding young people who seemed to believe that their "superior" college backgrounds should elevate them to inner decision-making circles.

In three days of lessons, Mr. Nevin erases the fear and, without demanding young, quick reflexes or extraordinary agility, teaches his students to confidently ski black-diamond, even double-black-diamond, mogul runs.

In "Harry," directed by Dominik Moll, Michel Laurent Lucass) is a husband and father suffering as he tries to please his wife, his demanding young daughters and his overbearing lecher of a father.

The old gentleman was on him like a wasp, demanding, "Young man, do you think you are shopping at Macy's?" View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

Her journey is composed of ten conversations with various passengers, which include her sister, a hitchhiking prostitute, and a jilted bride and her demanding young son.

The gods always demand young beautiful sacrifices.

Their music is rife with knowledge of self and demands young people think critically and take their lives into their own hands.

Manufacturing organizations are constantly demanding competent young engineers with a solid knowledge on manufacturing topics.

Constantly demanding more, young organizers promoted the voting rights and civil rights bills.

Whether driving economic growth or demanding democracy, young adults are dynamic forces for change in any society.