Juveniles Sentence Examples

They were all 2-4 years old, mere juveniles.

Alexander disliked business of state, preferring literature and philosophy; a collection of his Latin poems appeared at Paris in 1656 under the title Philomathi Labores Juveniles.

Children's magazines originated with the Young Misses' Magazine (1806) of Brooklyn; the New York St Nicholas (monthly) and the Boston Youth's Companion (weekly) are prominent juveniles.

Meanwhile the Juveniles ' cost/performance evaluation is said to be complete, and to contain some real bombshells.

And he still hasn't told us whether he prays with a man known to execute developmentally disabled juveniles.

Egyptian Goose bred successfully near Kimpton Mill (TK) with at least two fully fledged juveniles seen.

By 2000, the Welsh countryside supported an estimated 260 breeding pairs - representing almost 1,000 individual birds, including juveniles.

There were occasional ID problems involving juveniles because of the time of year but nearby parents soon sorted this out.

Newly released juveniles will need newly hatched Artemia and rotifers until they are a few days old.

Transmissions received from the radios on the two Scottish juveniles this morning.

Adult ranges were exclusive of other adults at 35% cores and juveniles of other juveniles at 20% cores.

Its experimental facilities allow trapping and counting of wild salmon smolts (juveniles) migrating to sea and adults returning to freshwater to spawn.

The newt tadpole looks more like the adult form, unlike frog or toad juveniles which do not.

Juveniles are similar to the rufous female, but with a white patch on the nape.

Another of the translocated juveniles has survived to adulthood !

America is uncompromising in the way it continues to execute juveniles.

Juveniles are grayish in color with the ventral fur being slightly paler.

Family members were more likely to be perpetrators against juveniles (34%) than against adults (12%).

In contrast, strangers accounted for 27 percent of adult victims and 7 percent of juveniles.