'youth time' can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the period of life when someone is young, usually in a nostalgic or romantic way. For example, "Youth time was full of energy and excitement."
The larger picture may be every bit as hazy, as Boris's master policy document on youth, Time for Action, acknowledges on page 59: Not all offences are reported to the police because some victims do not wish to inform the authorities or feel unable to do so.
While Bolt improved upon the 200 time three months later, setting the still standing World youth best at the 2003 Pan American Junior Championships, it remains the No. 2 youth time.
Kids are flying in and out through the gates like the ice cream truck made a spontaneous encore after a long hiatus, but I savor the energy generated from their pure enjoyment of youth, time and fresh air.
'The Youth Times' hopes to expand its network of youth reporters globally, using the newspaper to strengthen international relations among young people, and continuing to participate in a worldwide effort supporting youth rights.
No matter what the subject, however, the most important element is that the stories told in 'The Youth Times' are diverse and focus on topics of interest to youth.
Through a comprehensive training program, 'The Youth Times' develops young people aged 14 to 25 into leaders while providing both Palestinian and international audiences with vital stories that speak across borders.
"We anticipated the needs of our youth in time to be ahead of this," he said.
"Age, youth, playing time, all the above, I think," Walsh responded when asked what limited Randolph in Golden State.
With his half brother steadying him, he began to tread the sandy footpaths of his youth, this time wearing a pair of $135 Air Jordans.
It's youth sports time people!
Effectively building relationships with youth requires time, consistency and authenticity.
