Sentence examples for young learned from inspiring English sources

Hence, the sooner the young learned the ground rules of the good society, as revealed in the Bible, the better.

When Young learned that surgery could take away his pain, he had a modest question for Thompson, the surgeon: Would he be able to play catch again with his kids?

The old had to be an example to the young, as it was thought the young learned by example.

Young learned about the ranch while growing up in the Pacific Palisades area, and it was included in a book on the history of Rustic Canyon written by his mother, Betty Lou Young.

Angus Young learned of McNeil's tribute to the band when reading a newspaper article about it and donated $19,260 Canadian (about $14,700 U.S). to the Alzheimer Society of Ontario as his way of saying thanks to McNeil.

The anthropologist Margaret Mead once said that in traditional societies, the young learn from the old.

They're all (even though my grandmother would surely deem several too young) learning the fold.

The scientists also wondered whether adult chimps and monkeys would help their young learn.

The normal order of things at a university is that the young learn from the old.

"He's a young, learning, evolving player, and he's going to continue to get better".

Then the young learn hunting by watching their mothers' successful attacks.