Sentence examples for move young from inspiring English sources

Visceral, intimate and plainly told, this story is sure to move young children, and also motivate them to read more.

The state and city have made reforms to move young people like them out of the criminal justice system and to help them with social services.

Riot police have fired off rounds of teargas in a bid to move young gasmask-wearing protesters out of Syntagma Square.

He then tossed out a Bush plan because it did too little to increase water flows over the dams to help move young salmon downstream to the ocean.

After closing several juvenile justice facilities last year, the governor on Tuesday proposed closing additional upstate facilities this year in an effort to move young offenders from New York City into city-run facilities closer to their homes.

Many devoted professors, employers who wish to move young women up the ranks and business owners who just want to evaluate personnel on merit flinch over the speech patterns of today's young women.

These uniforms, if they make traditionalists wince and sportswriters snicker, do seem to excite recruits and move younger fans to break out their credit cards.

It's easier to move younger children.

As the family moved, young Jonas picked up his father's compelling oratorical skills and detailed knowledge about the railroad.

"Companies have to boost investments in child care to facilitate moving young mothers into the work force," said Taizo Ishida, lead manager of Matthews Japan.

With their wet cheeks and halting words, these visibly moved young men and women are the sobbing, yearning embodiment of fan love.