Sentence examples for worth of young from inspiring English sources

The pigeon has the keenest eye of all edible birds, and is the most destructive, gobbling up millions of pounds' worth of young crops each year.

He delivers the famous "choose life" speech to the sound of New Order's Blue Monday, not long before the stage explodes into a techno-fuelled rave populated with a club's worth of young dancers (sharply choreographed by EJ Boyle).

In China, too, the purported worth of young firms has risen breathtakingly fast to an average of $15m-20m 15m-20mt-round venture financings, which is expensive even by Silicon Valley's standards.The danger in all this is that investors lose sight of the risks to the value of internet companies.

So join us in the fight for the dignity and worth of young women and girls in this Nation.

BLACK GIRLS ROCK! seeks to build the self-esteem and self-worth of young women of color by changing their outlook on life, broadening their horizons, and helping them to empower themselves.

Ambrocio is part of a small army of parents who have been asked to volunteer as school greeters at campuses across Orange County to boost the self-worth of young students, make them feel welcome when they walk onto campus and — if possible — help them steer clear of the gang life.

But a decade or so ago, after much legal wrangling, several shoe boxes' worth of the young Einstein's personal correspondence started turning up on the auction block.

Where a transaction of $600 cash becomes the worth of a young woman's life.

Worth watching: percentage of young, black or Hispanic voters, key for Democratic party turnout.

We might wonder today if it is worth any number of young men; but let's not.

A WEEK'S worth of dinners for young Fiona Jacobson looks like this: Noodles.