Sentence examples for young time from inspiring English sources
When my babies were young, time to relax was a distant dream.
Young time travellers grind flour and bake bread on open fires, learn how to throw spears and build houses by flinging handfuls of mud at wattle-and-daub walls.
The 1980s were perhaps luckier than they deserved: Tina Brown's remake of Vanity Fair and then, in October 1986, a deliciously vicious newsstand cherry bomb calling itself Spy, edited by two young Time magazine bravos named Graydon Carter and Kurt Andersen.
Such young time estimates leave the introduction of malarial parasites in lemurs with an unexplained mechanism.
A young time point to compare aged cells to was selected and processed as described in the supplemental note 3 in Supplementary file 1.
Our relatively young time estimates for the millipede-centipede (442 ± 50 Ma) and xiphosuran-arachnid (475 ± 53 Ma) divergences contrast with the much older time estimate for the deuterostome-arthropod divergence (~1100-900 Ma) (Tables 1 and 2).
A young Times reporter was sent over to cover a meeting of the Greenwich Village Center of the Friends of Democracy.
Soon, however, he was at the center of a small clique of up-and-coming young Times reporters.
Jayson Blair, a young Times reporter, lied and faked and cheated his way through story after story — scores of them, for years.
By Edwin Gordon and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 31 , 1945P. 15 A young Times reporter was sent over to cover a meeting of the Greenwich Village Center of the Friends of Democracy.
A young, time-traveling FBI agent returns home to the present to find London run by a Fascist movement and an attack on Europe brewing in this second book in the "W.A.R.P" series by the author of "Artemis Fowl".
