Sentence examples for opened young from inspiring English sources

In the three years since they opened, young couples have been making a beeline for this luxury B&B.

Within months after CBGB opened, young musicians and poets like Tom Verlaine and Ms. Smith became curious about the bar as they passed it on their way to visit the beat writer William S. Burroughs, who lived a few blocks down the Bowery.

A great example of this is Old River Vintners' cabernet sauvignon from Mendocino County, Calif. Cabernets are typically tough and tannic when they're opened young, but because no sulfur is added to this wine, it tastes extremely approachable.

For example, thanks to global integration and technology development, many Vietnamese have been exposed to international education opportunities and western concepts, and this new experience has opened young people's eyes to different perspectives on global issues such as business ethics, gender equality, work-life balance, slavery, and climate change (Edwards & Phan, 2014).

Yet one hopes to have opened young minds to reason calmly and courageously amidst the confusions of life; to have awakened a love for the life of the mind in a world that pays it scant notice; and to have instilled a confidence in what, with effort, can be discovered, and a sense of humility before what must remain life's eternal enigmas.

In particular accessions were considered genuine wild V. vinifera if they showed: i) fully opened young shoot apex; ii) low anthocyanin coloration and density of hairs, both on young shoot apexes and leaflets; iii) mature leaves small or medium in size, with short teeth, low density of hairs and open petiole sinus; iv) small bunches; v) small and round berries; vi) roundish pips.

That evening, at the Christmas Eve gathering, the gifts are opened youngest to oldest.

The allure of novelty, thrills and intense social interaction, combined with the flexibility afforded by late myelination, opens young people up to the world.

This virtual-market exercise was one of a number of events organised for schools by Entrepreneurs in Action, a not-for-profit outfit created to open young people's eyes to possibilities in the business world.

The purpose of this research was to design, construct, and evaluate a prototype machine for opening young coconut fruit.

That's where our program comes in, to help kindle and rekindle the excitement and the fun that comes from opening young minds to the potential of science.