Sentence examples for young experience from inspiring English sources

Comment about race relations, the riots in Los Angeles in the wake of the Rodney King verdict, and writer's young experience with the LAPD.

Old and young experience the same level of poverty, and share many concerns on issues such as housing and public transport.

The New Yorker, May 18 , 1992P. 27 Comment about race relations, the riots in Los Angeles in the wake of the Rodney King verdict, and writer's young experience with the LAPD.

By William Finnegan The New Yorker, May 18 , 1992P. 27 Comment about race relations, the riots in Los Angeles in the wake of the Rodney King verdict, and writer's young experience with the LAPD.

Ms. Peirce sees this rock 'n' roll treatment as a perfectly fine response to the nagging question: How do you sell a movie about Iraq? "This war is a very young experience, and our film speaks absolutely to youth," she said.

My young experience of Islam and Muslims had been the very thing that liberated me from that.

Vital in nurturing the drive to explore and discover, those young experiences of the local wilderness continue to inspire his work.

Gustavo has medical conditions that make it difficult for him to work; Daniela, their youngest, experiences seizures.

Her new full-length show, Old Queen, recounts her younger experiences with role models and mentors, Crisp being prominent among them.

Here, one can walk past fossils from oldest to youngest, experiencing a progression from odd life forms to a more familiar universe, from showcases packed with trilobites or brachiopods, to those with clams and crabs.

It was also found that more patients 40 y or younger experienced temporary amenorrhea (data not shown) and had more regular menstruation cycles.