Sentence examples for would take younger from inspiring English sources

The elder penguins would take younger penguins under their wings and coach them on how to be successful.

The Netanyahu name would take its place in the Israeli pantheon and, in the process, open up a path that would take young Binyamin to the top of Israeli politics – a path that began in Entebbe.

During off-hours General Carroll would take young James with him to the office, where he would roam "the largest playhouse in the world," sliding down the building's endless series of ramps in his stocking feet.

According to the right-wing radio blowhard Rush Limbaugh the "base of the Democratic party" was "livid" that Bubba would "take young kids to the Waffle House and feed them poison".

To make up the shortfall, he set up a scholarship fund that would take young bright Africans to the US and Canada.

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It's not the sort of place I would usually take young boys, but we were celebrating the last day of school, and because there's a village playground on the restaurant grounds, I wagered that the staff had seen its share of kids.

Often, he would take his younger daughter with him, walking hand in hand, to buy her snacks.

The mentoring experiment formalizes a longstanding tradition in which a veteran would take a younger player under his wing.

He would take my younger brother and me to a creek and show us how and where to fish, and then come along behind us and catch the trout we'd missed in the water we'd already disturbed.

Their father said that Tamerlan would take his younger brother to Friday Prayer, but dismissed the idea that Dzhokhar had become devout, saying that they sometimes caught him smoking cigarettes.