Sentence examples for youngest points from inspiring English sources
Within two years he had made his F1 debut, replacing the injured Robert Kubica at BMW Sauber and becoming the youngest points scorer in the sport.
The Russian replaces Vettel as the youngest points scorer in F1 history.
Barkov made his pro debut in the Finnish SM-liiga at 16 and promptly became the youngest point- and goal-scorer in its history.
As my sons and I gazed at the beauty around us, my youngest pointed to the lake, and said "wawa".
The posterior distributions for the oldest points agree better with the prior dates than the youngest point of U6b1, indicating that the Bayesian estimates will readapt the priors according to the existing information in the tree.
"When you see the young points in the league play, especially Rose, you think, 'Uh oh, it's a new day,' " Walsh said.
As Young points out, an estimated 850,000 people have the condition without knowing it according to the Department of Health, on top of the 2.8 million who have been diagnosed.
"If we had beaten Blackburn Rovers the other Saturday it would have been our best start for 79 years," Young points out.
Young points out that if you ask subjects enough questions — Mathews's study asked about more than 100 different food items — you will find some statistically significant relationship, simply by chance.
Mr. Young points out that while the dollar's rise has been a huge burden on European stock holdings, "there's been much less currency drag when it comes to the emerging markets".
Such starchy acuity from one who was himself young points to the split personality of a generation: part hellbent on polymorphous perversity, part hankering for the majesty of erudite age.
