Sentence examples for still young of from inspiring English sources

The winter is still young, of course.

The race is still young, of course: the deadline for declaring candidacy is February 2017 and the convention is next May.

Extensive experimental and numerical investigations were carried out for the characterisation of this still young group of semi-finished products.

With that declaration comes a kind of unveiling of the city itself and its still young culture of antic playfulness, abundant sunshine and active outdoor life.

"She is a certain kind of fantasy, she's still young, kind of pretty," Mr. Paik says, ruminating.

This still young area of the financial world now consists of contracts worth $17 trillion, more than all the world's outstanding corporate debt.

Der Spiegel has been the standard-bearer for investigative reporting in Germany since 1962, when its founder, Rudolf Augstein, prevailed in an important test of free speech for the still young Federal Republic of Germany.

In 1964 Mr. Albam became involved in the still young field of jazz education, establishing a summer arranging workshop at the Eastman School of Music.

As Spitzer struggled to find his professional footing in the nineteen-sixties, the still young field of psychiatry was also in crisis.

In the debates yet to come Kennedy would prove far more up-to-speed than Nixon about how to manipulate the still young medium of TV.

And they're still young (most of them are in their late teens): throughout the day on Monday, they squeezed in a few minutes of skateboarding when they could, and their show requirements were simple: egg rolls and milk.