Sentence examples for describing young from inspiring English sources
In describing young animal embryos, he introduced protoplasm as a scientific term.
The marriage was annulled the following year, with Withers describing Young as "a steel butterfly".
One of the main obstacles will be the media and their over-enthusiasm for describing young people as yobs.
But forms came pouring in from the battlefields and military hospitals of Vietnam, describing young men who'd been hit with shells, missile fragments, and other shrapnel.
Diane Sawyer, a family friend, recalled the "tumbling around and racing and kid cacophony" of the Farrow household, describing young Satchel as "watchful," with a "wicked sense of humor".
The word "Tartuffified" — describing young Mariane's fate if she is forced by her father, Orgon, to marry the repugnant Tartuffe rather than her adored Valère — is deliciously intact in Ms. Congdon's witty version.
(The term is now used to describe young athletes who are raw but talented).
With vivid economy White describes young Bangladeshis' domestic, business and street life in intelligent, beautifully sustained prose.
Reynolds describes young Henry as "tongue-tied" and "seemingly slow," but Lyman Beecher need not have worried about either child.
In it, he described young kids living on $10 a day and sleeping three to a motel room amid constant threats of violence.
Above his senior-class photo, the school's 1960 yearbook describes young Joseph Lieberman as Mr. Personality, with "always a kind word for everyone" and "a successful future assured".
