Young, Will

And yet the more they scrimp on investment, the more joblessness, especially among the young, will deepen Japan's sense of malaise.

It is possible that Ernst & Young will try to settle before any suit is filed.

I am not going to see Illimani melting away completely, but the young will.

Years from now the young will ask with wonder about this day.

Young will also help Liverpool's homegrown players quota, a ruling newly introduced to the Premier League, should the sale go through.

In both cases, the young will raise a cry that has surely been heard throughout the ages: "It is not fair. "

The young will be shoring up pensions systems which, as our special report this week explains, are riddled with problems.

The young will all become thieves. They have no prospects.

I hope being diagnosed young will help TJ understand how to cope with autism in a way I never could.

If their mothers are late returning from the ocean with food, the newly- hatched young will die.

In this case, the young will be implacable in their parents' opposition.

Sooner of later the young will replace the old.

Children disciplined when they are young will become good citizens.

But they should remember that the young will win in the end.

The young will sow their wild oats.

They still face big structural obstacles: it remains unclear, for example, whether the young will pay for news in any form.

Her dog looks like he is verry young. Will he grow bigger?

you still very young will be going more place then me

Well, I hope Neil Young will remember