Sentence examples for emerged young from inspiring English sources

As new media emerged, young people drifted off to discover music online.

And from it emerged young men and women better equipped to face whatever life had in store, either in sport or not.

Hatching usually occurs at eleven to twelve months; the newly emerged young are miniature versions of the adults measuring 14 cm long.

One is the knock that a school of Steppling wanna-bes has emerged, young playwrights so enamored with his writer's voice that they have imitated him.

It has a long and quite embarrassing history at Yale, from whose secret societies, such as Skull & Bones, emerged young planners of blunder after ignorant blunder in American foreign policy, from installing the Shah of Iran and stage-managing the Bay of Pigs fiasco to promoting the Vietnam War and its many pathetic successors in our own time.

The IT of queenless, newly emerged (young) worker honeybees shifted towards carbohydrates as the workers aged and transitioned to the forager caste (Figs.  2, 3).

Emerging young artists include Martin Kasik and Wendy Chen, pianists, and James Ehnes, violinist.

Gérard Houllier arrived with a brief to develop Villa's impressive clutch of emerging young players.

Van 't Schip called the four "some of the A-League's emerging young talents".

Touring is an essential step in the development of any emerging young company.

We have some strong emerging young talent, too – Onomah, Winks and Edwards especially.