Sentence examples for deserted young from inspiring English sources
"The Generous Georgian" includes precious pieces such as a pen and ink drawing by Agostino Carracci and a 2nd century BC bronze known as the Arundel Head.The shipwright and sailor Thomas Coram spent 17 years campaigning for the establishment of an institution for the "Maintenance and Education of Exposed and Deserted Young Children".
The Foundling Hospital, which continues as the children's charity Coram, was created in 1739 as "a hospital for the maintenance and education of exposed and deserted young children".
The hospital had been opened in 1739 by a group of charitably minded professional men and grandees appalled at the numbers of "exposed and deserted young children" abandoned on London's filthy streets.
When his father deserted his young family Django's mother kept the vurdon on the road, using the outskirts of Paris as a base during winter.
Residents along the valley, who live in villages deserted by young people fleeing rural life and the absence of jobs, express guarded admiration -- and concern about their neighbor's expansion.
Five years were to pass before they saw their parents again: like Cyril Connolly, Kipling came to be obsessed by the notion of his having been deserted when young, and he often returned to the misery of those years in his writing.
One of the most obvious manifestations of sexual conflict over care is offspring desertion whereby one parent deserts the young to increase its reproductive success at the expense of its mate.
Amelia marries George Osborne, but George, just before he is killed at the Battle of Waterloo, is ready to desert his young wife for Becky, who has fought her way up through society to marriage with Rawdon Crawley, a young officer from an aristocratic family.
Amelia marries George Osborne, but George, just before he is killed at the Battle of Waterloo, is ready to desert his young wife for Becky, who has fought her way up through society to marriage with Rawdon Crawley, a young officer of good family.
"We are not going to desert these young people".
After about six weeks of feeding, the parent birds desert their young, which then waits alone until it becomes thin and its flightfeathers have grown, and then it flies out to sea by itself.
