Sentence examples for young shows from inspiring English sources
Still, Young shows a little leg and has some laughs.
The discovery of spectacularly preserved hadrosaur nests and young shows that hadrosaurs migrated to nesting grounds to reproduce.
Research commissioned by Ernst & Young shows that sport has impact beyond the playing field, and that many female executives first found success in sport.
But, again, ABC has simply not had enough promising young shows in place to draw much momentum from the "Millionaire" phenomenon.
These extremely young shows affirm what "The Osbournes" suggests: being entertainingly weird for the camera is a matter of talent and breeding, not age.
A recent analysis by Ernst & Young shows that environmental and social shareholder resolutions led all other major proposal categories on 2012 proxy ballots, accounting for about 45% of resolutions.
"'American Idol,' I think, is the perfect young show," he said.
It is composed of 11 young show folk, mostly former Harvard & Radcliffe students.
Young show remnants of the yolk sac and retain the egg tooth for four to six days.
By Kay Boyle The New Yorker, March 13 , 1937P. 26 A young show girl in a strange town, without a job, hungry, makes friends with a young bartender.
As Mr. Seller and Mr. McCollum found out with "Rent," the young audience for a young show will see it more than once.
