We can't go home yet—the night is young and there's plenty more to do.

She recommended the foo young from the vendor, saying its omelette was fluffy and flavorful.

Despite their youth, the young fogeys insisted on wearing tweed jackets and drinking sherry at the club.

At twenty-five he had become a young fogey, preferring tweed jackets and classical music to the latest trends.

Her insistence on using a handkerchief and declining the first helping at dinner was dismissed as young-ladyism by the more progressive members of the family.

As a Young Irelander, he refused to abandon his ideals even after the failed uprising of 1848.

The Young Irelanders organized spirited public meetings to promote the Irish language and political reform.

My grandmother is young at heart and still dances every weekend.

The Young-Earther explained why he believed the Earth was only a few thousand years old during the town hall meeting.

The veteran coach praised the young guns for their dedication and rapid improvement during the season.