a young person造句

a young person (especially a young man or boy).

approved restraining device for a young person

Doctors prepare for the reproductive sterilization of a young person.

a young person of either sex (between birth and puberty).

Face it! As a young person you've got a lifetime of choices ahead of you.

A sentence suffices to destroy the self-image that takes a young person to build.

I am always glad to get a young person well placed out.

As a young person he had more catholic tastes than he does now.

The perfect life is always curious like a child, changing like a young person, patient like a middle-aged person, wise like an old man.

Generally speaking, the price of a young person who is not accessible is equal to the price of a cow.

Sonora Smart Dodd, a young person in Spokane, Washington, was listening to a Mother's Day sermon in church.

When no one asks himself, think of a young person, when a person cries, a person laughs, a person's experience, clenched his hand and tells himself that I can.

Physical abuse involves hitting, poisoning, burning or deliberately causing harm to the health of a young person.

Yet I would rather see a young person pray prayers from the heart than the most eloquent rote prayer.

Clinton looked puzzled and asked why such a young person was concerned about where he would be buried.

If you are a young person who still lives at home or in the dorms, the answer is likely to be much different than a person who has children or an older person in poor health.

As a young person and a product of our bilingual education, my view is that Chinese is not a dreadful language to BE avoided at all costs.

"And fortunately, he wasn't abused as a young person, " Diane says, "so I've lived to be a ripe old age so far."

It is a cool experience for adrenaline fans and it can really be something you would like to visit as a young person.

a young person who belongs to a British or American group that shave their heads and gather at rock concerts or engage in white supremacist demonstrations.

If Miss Rebecca can get the better of him, and at her first entrance into life, she is a young person of no ordinary cleverness.

I think that what you have to do as a young person is develop your human capital and that means knowing how to do things.

So if you are a young person and would like to experience poverty first-hand, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

He asked himself whether Daisy's defrance came from the consciousness of innocence or from her being, essentially, a young person of the reckless class.

During the Chongzhen reign of the Ming Dynasty, there was a young person who was talented, but depressed and had the idea of retirement.

You think about everything you study very reasonably, because you want it to make good logical sense. This is a good approach, which is unusual in a young person.

It is a very delicate and difficult process for a young person to go through. I know because I was born Jewish and part of me wanted to go out into the world and be like all the Anglo Saxons.

If you care about a young person, and that 15-year-old or 12-year-old says, "I'm sort of thinking about a virtual radio station or tutoring service."

Are there symptoms or red flags parents, coaches and others should be on the lookout for that signal a young person is at high risk of sudden cardiac death?

It might still look great on a young person, but, to keep it healthy, you should apply thorough care and use regular skin or beauty treatment with natural masks and moisturizers.

Because these signs may be viewed as normal mood swings typical of children as they move through developmental stages, it may be difficult to accurately diagnose a young person with depression.