Sentence examples for young finds from inspiring English sources

When Young finds something he likes or cares about, he has a single mode: all in.

"While We're Young" finds the writer-director in a gentler mood.

In her research, Young finds that optimism is positively associated with luck.

Despite his loss, Young finds himself ranked 51st in the world and third among American players available to play, which virtually assures him, he said, of a place on the U.S. Olympic team that will assemble in London in July.

"I've seen people running CWA [Country Women's Association] halls who have come across the same [regulatory] problems facing live music venues," says Ware. Young finds himself questioning the massive growth of Melbourne's CBD population.

(Von Herrmann, like Young, finds Heidegger's distinctive philosophy of art only in his later work, but we will see that it can already be found in his phenomenological reading of Van Gogh).

The young find remedial fashion intrinsically uncool.

Perhaps the young find it hard to appreciate the arts because the arts are themselves always youthful.

What a paradox, then, that so many of its young find it hard place to have as their home.

TWINS TRADE YOUNG Delmon Young found out he was traded from Minnesota to Detroit hours before the Twins were set to play the Tigers.

Blears on unpaid internships to help young find work.