Sentence examples for early young from inspiring English sources

Obama campaign aides say it is early; young people, like most Americans, are just now starting to tune in.

Still, the segment manages to suggest the life span of a dancer, from early young professional struggles to maturity.

"In addition, we now know that our brains are in development into late adolescence and early young adulthood – and we do not know the effects of a smart drug on a healthy developing brain".

The fear of the ground falling away beneath us develops early: young babies will crawl on to a glass floor above a drop seemingly without fear, although their heart rate does increase.

Having declared categorically that there is no "proof" that Caravaggio was homosexual in the modern sense of the word, Graham-Dixon then fails entirely in his biographer's duty to provide any 16th-century context for the distinctive sexual gaze that the painter brings to his early young male subjects.

Rising early, young Carl would fry a day's worth of doughnuts before going to school.

In "Fallen Angels," an early young-adult novel that he wrote as a tribute to his brother, he made his antiwar case for adolescent readers.

Earlier, young duo Becky James and Vicky Williamson picked up Britain's first medal in Minsk with a bronze in the women's team sprint.

Earlier, young defender Rob Kiernan had blocked a Caddis effort on the edge of the box and Donaldson headed straight at Carson.

"We realized that kids today want to play earlier, younger," Kamperman said.

This seems compatible with the earlier, younger version we've already seen; only when another character weighs in, in yet another story, do we hear other sides.