Sentence examples for dropped young from inspiring English sources

Since then the quartet has wisely dropped "young" from its name and, as the Danish String Quartet, has secured a position as a significant ensemble.

Between the 1964 and '65 Beatles tours, he began managing the Young Rascals (they soon dropped Young from their name) and the singer-songwriter Laura Nyro.

And last fall, when Laura Bush dropped young Barbara off to start her freshman year, Levin invited the future First Lady to stay with his family.

It has since dropped "young" from its name, although its members — Frederik Oland and Rune Tonsgaard Sorensen, violinists; Asbjorn Norgaard, violist; and Fredrik Schoyen Sjolin, cellist — are all under 30.

But boss Brendan Rodgers, who dropped young forward Raheem Sterling to the bench after he turned down a new contract, clearly has his work cut out this summer to rebuild his team.

Anyway, Sabryna just dropped "Young, Sexy, Crazy," the second single off her debut EP of the same name, and it's a lovely slice of dance pop.

Young people are alienated; witness the dropping young voter turnout for elections.

Instead of dropping young adults from their parents' health plans when they graduated this spring, insurers said they could stay on.

But for balletomanes part of the pleasure of this "Nutcracker" is the company's habit of occasionally dropping young corps de ballet dancers into leading roles.

And be strategic: If you know she drops young kids off at school and comes into the office early, request a breakfast meeting, where you'll be able to talk before the day's deliverables start piling on.

While dropping young children in a park to fend for themselves isn't an ideal option, many underserved mothers have few other choices.