Sentence examples for young begin from inspiring English sources

The male guards the eggs and young for about three weeks, after which the young begin life on their own.

However, after approximately two weeks, surviving young begin to explore nearby coral reefs for an appropriate sea anemone host.

This has been demonstrated in rats, ruminants, and other animals; the food preferences of young livestock are conditioned before the young begin to eat solid food.

The female takes a keen interest in her young and cares for them for about a year, even though the young begin hunting food and are weaned at about two months.

(He also points out, however, that empirical studies of speech directed at children show large amounts of repetition, of the sort that ordinary distibrutional analysis could exploit — e.g., children hear around 5,000-7,000 utterances per day, and around 45% of mothers' utterances to young begin with one of just 17 words, like What…, That…, and You…. Tomasello, 2003: 110-111 and ff).

Hybridizing causes each litter to become smaller and the young begin to form congenital problems.

Yet the terror became too much, and the young began to leave crack alone.

The game against Brigham Young began with familiar passion and intensity, Lambert said.

In 2012 China's working-age population (those between 15 and 59; most Chinese retire young) began to shrink.

This year's team is young, beginning to break the mold of Detroit teams laden with veterans and key free-agent acquisitions.

Education about rape culture needs to start when children are young, beginning with age-appropriate discussions about consent and boundaries.