Sentence examples for young short from inspiring English sources

Young, short on cash and unemployed, the author first found herself in Chelot's presence in the early 1960s when she visited the fashion house with a friend.

Still, third-row seating in nearly all luxury SUVs/crossovers in this class are for the young, short and svelte, not for linebackers.

"For the survival of young short filmmakers and aspiring animators today, we really need to begin training people to pay for short films.

These rural mothers were young, short, and thin but had relatively high adiposity (body fat %).

Highly active subunits were found with significant enrichment of AluY, a young short interspersed nuclear element (SINE), at their ends or short adjacent sequences.

Though the singer -- and the young, short-skirted waitresses -- are the main attractions for regulars, newcomers will find the parade of characters in the crowd just as interesting.

When Discord arrived, Painting (the young, short-haired high tenor Cyril Auvity) fled the scene and tried to hide among the flutists.

For instance, a common gripe was that young, short-term volunteers teaching English lacked a skillbase, meaning that host communities had to deal with a series of rubbish teachers.

(The New York Times's chief dance critic, Alastair Macaulay, called him "the most promising Russian-born choreographer since Balanchine," which is like comparing a young short-story writer to Chekhov).

And if you were a young short-hand typist, or a secretary, you went home to Forest Gate or Stamford Hill, fending off the wandering hands of the office lothario while dreaming of the day your prince would come to whisk you off to the suburbs and give you a family.

Since 1996, with the publication of his first collection CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, George Saunders's flamboyant satires of American life have become a major influence on a generation of younger short story writers, both in the US and internationally.