Sentence examples for young compatriots from inspiring English sources

Bokaer and his beautiful young compatriots carry their elders, lay them down, and kneel before them.

Now it is essential that all Iranians reflect the views of our young compatriots at home.

KGB agents joined them on every trip, making sure that none of the titillating materialism of the West lured their young compatriots away.

One of the most important signals that Renzi is delivering on his promises will be when – or if – his young compatriots repack their suitcases, and head for home.

"The Unesco award certainly gave us an added sense of pride," said Choi, who hopes kimchi's international recognition will boost consumption among her young compatriots.

He also used the web to encourage lots of his young compatriots, whether in Sudan or in the diaspora, to explore new ways of thinking about their country, the universe and everything else.

Mancini did not afford his young compatriot a glance as he walked past, head in hands.

And for a set, his young compatriot Juan Del Potro was blasting serves and looking surprisingly fresh for someone who was playing tennis in faraway Shanghai just last week.

His young compatriot, Javier Pastore, stroked in a beautiful goal for P.S.G. on Saturday, and with a growing number on the team coming from South America, it was Nenê, a Brazilian, who scored the other two.

Published in 1994 in Israel, the novel -- titled "Open Heart" in its English translation -- tells the story of an Israeli doctor who travels to India to rescue a young compatriot who has fallen ill.

She has fallen down the rankings and this week lost in the second round of the Aegon Classic to young compatriot Heather Watson.