Sentence examples for young discovery from inspiring English sources

David Moyes has said Ross Barkley has much to learn before he can claim a regular first-team place at Everton as he pleaded for patience over the club's latest young discovery.

Working with the great art director Harry Oliver, Borzage constructed a stylized studio Paris for his young lovers: a street waif played by Gaynor, and an ambitious sewer worker played by Borzage's young discovery Charles Farrell, a tall, clear-eyed Massachusetts boy here cast in his first major role.

His main partner here is Lauren Lovette, the youngest discovery among the company's women.

Evangelical Christianity is being shaken not only by the irreverence of the young but also by new discoveries flowing from genetic science.Some discoveries mostly serve to inject fresh evidence into long-running disputes.

Dr. Chargaff's data helped both in the two young scientists' discovery and even more in its acceptance by other scientists.

A portfolio of Morley's early photographs were published by the picture editor Norman Hall in Photography magazine in 1957 as the latest "Young Britain" discovery.

Lots of movie goers know Dame Wendy Hiller only from her Lady Bracknell and Mrs. Micawber days, but she was a dewy-faced newcomer, hailed as a young acting discovery, when she played Eliza.

The film Hey Mr. DJ!, about a young man's discovery that he is HIV-positive, reflected general community concerns.

The best of these, "Family Furnishings," is so partly for its portrayal of a young woman's discovery of her writerly vocation.

The piece shows the young god's discovery of his powers, his instruction by the muses, and his assumption of divine status on Mount Parnassus.

The police came on the run and examined the young people's discovery: the bodies of a man and a woman.