Sentence examples for the two juveniles from inspiring English sources

The two juveniles were a mere half ton each.

After the hearing, the two juveniles were named as Jordan Cunliffe and Stephen Sorton.

The two juveniles were charged in March, about a week before Lennon's death, with robbery, theft, conspiracy and making terroristic threats, and they are under house arrest.

The two juveniles, one a teenager and the other younger, were found outside the main piece of wreckage, Captain Clayton said.

"The planning that went into the brutal murders of Elizabeth and Katie as they slept in their beds was cold, ruthless and chilling, as was the lack of remorse shown by the two juveniles afterwards".

Not only should they probably have unisex names, since there's no way to tell little boy hawks from little girl hawks, but it will most likely be impossible to tell the two juveniles apart at all.

He had dissented in Atkins and Roper, and he was not brimming with sympathy for the two juvenile offenders in the cases before the court.

European interest in the four Breeders' Cup races on the opening day of the meeting is focused on the two juvenile races on turf, and the fascinating match-up between two generations of the O'Brien family in the Juvenile Fillies' Turf in particular.

The two juvenile events are at the top of the card, which kicks off with the Prix Marcel Boussac, but it has to be said that neither the Boussac nor the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere, formerly known as the Grand Criterium, appears to have attracted an outstanding field this year.

Ervedya, the Coronation Stakes winner at Royal Ascot in June, had last year's Breeders' Cup Mile winner Karakontie behind her when successful in Longchamp's second Group One event, the Prix du Moulin, while in Ireland, Aidan O'Brien completed a Group One double in the two juvenile events on the second afternoon of Ireland's Champions Weekend.

In addition to the differences in measurement methods, the differences in ΣNEP between the two juvenile stands could also be partially attributed to site conditions.