Sentence examples for young allies from inspiring English sources
Other young allies fall in for the showdown with towering iron monsters.
If Mr Shevardnadze fails to provide even this, his young allies in parliament could desert him .It's about our own political future," says Giorgi Baramidze, another 32-year-old reformer who led an anti-corruption committee in the previous parliament.
If the T-shirts of the thousands of the government's young allies who march through the Old City every June to commemorate its conquest are to be believed, many Mercaz HaRav graduates dream of taking down the Dome of the Rock and rebuilding a new temple.
Indeed, Mr. Comrie asserts that Mr. Whitehead sabotaged the club's best chance to engage young people: The club joined with the Obama volunteers for the general election, but instead of encouraging his young allies to become members, Mr. Whitehead told them it stood for stagnation.
If it had, neither Clarke nor his young ally Smith were in the mood for the familiar lashing.
One third of allied health students wanted to work overseas within a year, with another 46% wanting to leave Australia within five years: a total of 80% of young allied health professionals.
As one source close to the Kremlin put it, Putin has been slow to grasp the seriousness of the situation, certainly slower than his younger ally, Dmitry Medvedev, the iPad-carrying president with whom he is about to swap jobs.
Barry Goldwater, running for president in '64, drew on the counsel of two young legal allies, William Rehnquist and Robert Bork, to characterize the bill as a "threat to the very essence of our basic system" and a "usurpation" of states' rights that "would force you to admit drunks, a known murderer or an insane person into your place of business".
Mr. Friesen was known as the young artists' ally, providing them time to develop musically, as well as giving them books to read, sharing his enthusiasm for modern art, and involving them in decisions on business matters like sales and marketing.
TYLER M. REID, Louisville, Ky., posted on nytimes.com THE BOY GENIUS OF ULAN BATOR What moves me most about this article is that this young man allied his intelligence with a mission to help others — from a family member to all of humanity.
But he refused to step down and created a breakaway church - and has been accused of using young thugs allied to Mr Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF party to attack the rival faction.
