Sentence examples for junior to one from inspiring English sources

Your only recourse was to learn what the heck an f-stop was or take Junior to one of those baby photographers and have him pose beside a bunch of dorky props that screamed: "This kid's parents are too stupid to use a real camera!" Well, digital cameras are going to put those baby photographers out of business.

The British junior heptathlon record holder has enjoyed a remarkable season so far, rapidly rising from a promising junior to one of the world's best by breaking the British indoor high jump record and winning her first major medal with silver in the long jump at the World Indoor Championships.

Ms. Mitchell ends the first college evening by asking the juniors to write one page describing themselves as students.

On Friday, Álvarez had had trouble making weight: at the last minute, his representatives asked that the weight limit be raised from a hundred and fifty-four pounds, the junior-middleweight limit, to one fifty-five.

He moved an unobtrusive but ennobled journalist, Andrew Adonis, from a junior post at education to one at transport.

As a result, Osborne will now have to despatch an employment minister, probably a junior one, to go to the Commons to seek MPs' permission to break his self-imposed welfare cap for three successive years.

Tough treatment tends to be passed on, often with pride and usually to one's juniors.

To impute such sage maturity to one's juniors may be the ultimate version of fantasy football.

Goldacre and colleagues [ 1] asked a large number of junior doctors one to two years after graduation in 2000 and 2001 to state up to three long term career choices, and asked which factors influenced their choice 'a great deal'.

They roughly estimated that with the costs related to one expatriate, one could hire ten junior health workers.

Companies like Nintendo are betting on the Wii U to let junior hold one screen in his hands while playing on the other.