Sentence examples for ideal young from inspiring English sources

The study also asked employers what universities produced the ideal young graduates.

The 2012 Global Employability Survey, which is being released exclusively in the International Herald Tribune, characterized the ideal young candidate on the basis of skills, personal qualities and the schools they attended.

The lifeguards are a picture-book of the American ideal – young, vigorous, tanned – and Big John considers a beach day like this with clear blues skies and calm, 66-degree water, close to perfection.

Our narrator is bereft — now she'll never meet her Ideal Young Man, as she has come to call her prospective suitor, whom she has conjured from her imagination as infinitely smarter and less petty than George Washington.

She sits as the only audience, alongside her Ideal Young Man — who turns out to be a boy she'd met on the only vacation she'd ever taken (to Nantucket), who'd been summoned to the show by Raya Yog, the fairy godfather himself, who'd presumably made the boy an offer he couldn't refuse.

Two thousand young boys were auditioned during the search for the ideal young actor to play the part of Stepok, the renamed Morozov character.

The shallow waters are ideal for young children.

Beach babes The chance for sun, sea and sand abounds on the west coast which is ideal for young children.

As a dropout living with a single mother, she did not embody the Winchesterian elite's ideal of young womanhood.

Odeceixe beach is breathtaking: a broad expanse of sand with a shallow river running through it (ideal for young children).

Derived from the field hollers once used by African-American slaves, "call and response" encouraged audience participation and was thus ideal for young listeners.