Sentence examples for young sensation from inspiring English sources

As a young sensation who plays it innocent in public while sleeping with any man who can further her career, Ms. Panettiere is believably seductive and petulant.

Feb. 11 – Timberwolves: In a back-to-back for both teams, Lin will be matched up against Ricky Rubio, also a young sensation.

A reporter from The Guardian, sent to Yekaterinburg to profile this young sensation, arrived to find that Mr. Sigarev was on a five-day alcoholic bender.

After all, when Rudolf Nureyev, the young sensation of the Kirov Ballet, bolted from the clutches of the K.G.B. to asylum in Paris, he was all of 23.

He's -1 alongside Padraig Harrington, Tom Lehman, the young sensation Jordan Spieth, and... Sergio, who birdied 4. Leader board coming up, because Zach Johnson has two putts on 18 for a 66. 3.01pm BST You have to hand it to Rory McIlroy.

With a few weeks still remaining before the end of the domestic campaign, Torres's success created a growing clamour from Atletico fans for their young sensation to immediately receive his senior debut.

The first two-thirds of the film, in which Val Kilmer hurtles down the dark corridors of a cleverly designed narrative labyrinth, should be assigned in film-school classes, if only to provide today's hyperactive young sensation-mongers with a lesson or two in economy, clarity and the virtues of indirection.

The exhibition brings to life Warhol's many interactions with the social and celebrity elite of his time with portraits of stars such as Michael Jackson, Liza Minnelli, and Dolly Parton; younger sensations in the art world such as Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat; and political stars, including Nancy Reagan, Maria Shriver, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Just one division north, there are big fights to be made with the latest young Mexican sensation, Gilberto Ramírez, Britain's own IBF champion, James DeGale, or the Mayweather-managed Badou Jack who might be the best of the three.

Who? Insanely young YouTube sensation.

In 1987, he started the last round of the British Open one stroke behind Paul Azinger, the young American sensation.