Sentence examples for young ranging from inspiring English sources

Many of those dancers are new and young, ranging in age from 18 to 24.

Many of those at the ballpark were young, ranging from small children dressed in red-white-and-blue smocks to teenagers.

With the exception of Mullah Satar, who was in his mid-30s, the attackers were all extremely young, ranging in age between 16 and 21.

THE alto saxophonist Charles McPherson is held in high esteem by musicians both long seasoned and young, ranging from Jimmy Heath and George Coleman to Greg Osby and Wes Anderson.

It's an undefined group, but assumed to be young — ranging from teenagers all the way up to 35-year-olds who are "keeping it real".

Nevertheless, an involvement of GLUT5 in the pathophysiology of fructose malabsorption cannot be excluded since this cohort was quite small, the age of patients was very young (ranging from 8 months to 5 years, median 2.75 years) and half of the patients showed positive sucrose breath test questioning the diagnosis of isolated fructose malabsorption [4].

This year's international finalists are slightly younger, ranging in age from 28 to 42. (The youngest finalist last year was 31).

For example, definitions of "younger" ranged from <40 years to <70 years.

"Most of the mares are fairly young, range animals," Mr. Simpson said, "very quiet, big animals, not very pretty, but very good mothers".

The hardware was also removed in patients that had cement filling to reduce plate impingement, to try to obtain a better ROM, and because the patients were young (range 18 47 years).

The new evidence suggests that fast growth of young ranges may not be unusual, and it could force geologists to reevaluate how long it took older mountain ranges such as the Appalachians to sprout.