Sentence examples for off to young from inspiring English sources

The rubbery electro romp sounds as though it's showing off to young pretenders like Pharrell Williams, establishing that there was, indeed, sex before the Neptunes' first production.

The land seized in the Bahian land wars that raged between 1978 and 1985 was eventually parceled and sold off to young Brazilian farmers moving up from the southern states.

You can click the above image to embiggen, but we take our hats off to young Grant and his cohorts and special thanks to his teacher, Andrew Njaa, who did something teachers are wont and right to do: excite their students about Sierpinski Triangles.

Of course, all of this likely works more as an advertisement than a put-off to young Brits looking for a hedonistic week away.

The name might conjure thoughts of Fourth of July bake-offs to younger generations, but older people know exactly what it means: that a blue star was turned to gold.

For Gen-X/Gen-Y, those value propositions are unimportant, and, worse yet, can be turn-offs to younger generations looking at your website or reading your materials.

"New York has closed itself off to the young and the struggling," she told an interviewer.

She often showed them off to other young women when she went to the hairdresser in Belgrade.

Bryant's comments echo those of actor David Morrissey, who last year said the arts were being closed off to many young people by a culture of elitism.

However, hats off to you, young Scotsman, and, as they say, "Tak awa Aiberdeen an twal mile roun an far ar ye?," for you, lad, are in it.

"The reaction we got to our report is that a punitive approach could cut off opportunities to young people.