Sentence examples for reference to young from inspiring English sources

A precinct commander described "the right people" to stop, with a reference to young black men.

The "not" category was a specific reference to young black and Hispanic men.

In the pediatric office today, parents often bring up spoiling, as that mother did last week, in reference to young babies, sleep and feeding.

But even that figure may be misleading in reference to young adults, because it includes not only first-time marriages, but also second and third marriages, which are significantly more divorce-prone.

May I be the first to point out that the fifth verse of Althea and Donna's anthem begins with the line 'Watch how we chuck it and ting' a clear reference to young Mr Rankin's attention seeking bowling style".

In his opening Mr. Harris made the familiar reference to young theater lovers who sit out in the heartland watching the broadcast and dreaming that they will someday be on Broadway.

Such priming has been described in reference to younger children (e.g., Grave and Blissett 2004) and adults with intellectual disabilities (e.g., Dagnan et al. 2000), and it is likely to be most helpful when the skill being trained is in the client's 'zone of proximal development' (Vygotsky 1978).

The video makes joking references to young women losing their virginity while talking about their "first time" voting.

Old people did not have a millennium development goal, and in the draft of the sustainable development goals, there are 23 references to young people and children, compared with only three to older people.

Retired geography teacher Steve McNair-Wilson, 67, admits his "tight" finances have barely been improved, but also feels very disappointed that a statement littered with so many references to young people has offered them no extra financial help.

Matrimonial ads in the Indian newspapers and online sites are full of references to young women being of "fair skin" or "wheat complexion".