Sentence examples for young devil from inspiring English sources

Tells of the children of the Phillipse family and their respective temperaments: Mary, nine, is a young woman of the world; Andy, six is a dreamy philosopher and Ellie, aged four is the young devil.

In Striptease, the young devil proclaims, "I called, you came," while Jealous of Your Cigarette ("and the things you do with it") echoes the desires Prince Charles used to exhibit about Camilla and her tampons.

By Donald Moffat The New Yorker, May 16 , 1931 P. 17Tells of the children of the Phillipse family and their respective temperaments: Mary, nine, is a young woman of the world; Andy, six is a dreamy philosopher and Ellie, aged four is the young devil.

Its current offering, Lukas Foss's "Griffelkin," was composed for an NBC broadcast in 1955, and tells the story of a young devil — the title character — who visits earth on his 10th birthday to learn about the joys and sorrows of mortality.

The experienced Trumble cautioned Hill, replying "You young devil, you have to stop there.

The writing was also noted for other realistic elements alluding to everyday life, such as the overtly colloquial exchange between Chirică and Satan, or the episodes in which the young devil helps Stan woo a peasant woman.

Now, Zubrus is the one saying the same things to the young Devils.

The gender mix is a perfect 50-50, and those rampant young devils on the pull are conspicuously absent.

But just think of all those promises the young devils made -- never to grow old or to stop playing rock 'n' roll long before they did.

If they have, then Brown played a role, as a young Devils forward, a Boston College history major whose parents were teachers and, he said, taught him to respect those who looked or sounded different from him.

Now, young devils are breeding earlier than ever before.