Sentence examples for young masses from inspiring English sources

The action picks up at Grimaldi Forum (10, avenue Princesse Grace), where two nightclubs cater to the young masses.

Like Henry Ford and the automobile, Han hardly invented Chinese political irony, but he has helped make it available to the young masses.

This is a city that resembles the young masses who gravitate here: forever in a state of becoming, wary, unsure and unresolved, generally broke, but optimistic about the future, with the difference that Germany can't escape its past.

Same is the economic spirit residing in state's increasingly becoming active role in providing social services for elderly people, to continue the processes of development and progress unabated by letting young masses actively pursuing their economic goals.

Since about half of Russians live in poverty, pirated media is almost a matter of national security: thanks to all this nearly-free entertainment, the young masses are safely glued to their knock-off PCs and shitty 21-inch Akai TVs rather than running around somewhere burning shit down.

The postwar decades saw a media boom: the heyday of photo-magazines and blockbuster movies aimed at a predominantly young mass audience.

Or they may be as challenging as one showing on Sunday, Shawn Ku's directorial debut, "Beautiful Boy," which is about the parents of a young mass killer.

And, if it's not likely to attract the hot young mass audience Nashville is lusting after, the Millers' music -- smart, evocative, technically proficient, lyrically inventive -- at least has the potential to reach a sophisticated audience, from college students to the NPR/PBS constituency, that's a quiet, but sizable hunk of the populace.

Consider the power displayed by the Tsarnaev brothers fleeing the crime scene, catapulting a Metropolis into lockdown, miraculously escaping on foot from police and causing mass chaos, surpassing the antics of the Joker that inspired young mass murderer James Holmes.

Constraints on mass size, shape, and structure thus act most strongly during more advanced stages of development; younger masses will likely appear to be 'overconstructed' (thicker, larger, with embryos at a lower density) relative to the oxygen requirements of embryos.

A6 Festival Draws Young Catholics More than two million young people attended a Mass celebrated by Pope John Paul II in a Rome suburb.