Sentence examples for young tail from inspiring English sources

Someone brought up the point that you might as well ban earrings if you're really trying to filter out the young tail, but 'Tailorseim' was having none of it.

Count the "tails": 3 tails = old yin 2 tails = young yang 1 tail = young yin 0 tails = old yang.

We know this because among the plethora of fossil skeletons that have been unearthed are specimens of female ichthyosaurs, mosasaurs and other extinct marine reptiles preserved in the act of giving birth, with their young emerging tail-first, just as baby whales, dolphins and manatees do; doing so prevents the air-breathing young from drowning.

Although young tadpoles can naturally regenerate lost tails, this ability diminishes with age.

The Harrisons' twenty-year-old son, Frank, observing them at dinner, later described them as "young fellows with tail feathers blooming".

The Dogs were coming off such a low base last year and while their exhilarating footy under new coach Luke Beveridge has thrilled all supporters, most assumed the young team would tail off towards the end of the season.

Following induction of diabetes in young rats by tail vein injection of streptozotocin (STZ), all rats with blood glucose levels >300 mg/dL were divided into four equal groups of eight rats.

A mature Nereis is unable to regenerate unless brains from young worms with tails removed are implanted in its coelom.

He ate up Rea Irvin's plump paired cops tooling around in tiny roadsters and Peter Arno's thin young men in tails crowding into speakeasies, among others.

But the army's own large-scale roundups and killings of young men have tailed off recently, officials and activists in Maiduguri said.

Except for a duet involving a young man in tails and a young woman in a sequined top and skirt, the numbers achieve little distinctiveness and, within them, the dancers have scant opportunity to display individuality.