Gates is not a young woman by any means, and she takes very good care of Miss Wells.
Under direction, the mother succeeded in curing her of this habit, with the remarkable result that the young woman became in the course of a couple of years quite reliable.
On examination we found a very well nourished and well developed young woman of slouchy attitude and normal expression.
On the physical side we found a very well developed and well nourished young woman.
A young woman, well endowed physically and mentally, for years has often been indulging in extensive fabrications which have no discernible basis in advantages accruing to herself.
Madeline saw a young woman with a smiling, friendly face, and a profusion of fair hair hanging down over her dressing-gown.
Wal, young woman, before you go to ridin' off alone you want to get your eyes corrected to Western distance.
The fourth and last of the feminine contingent was Miss Dorothy Coombs--Dot, as they called her--a young woman of attractive blond prettiness.
If ever there was a young woman capable of taking care of herself--" "That isn't it.
He forgot his danger, his hunger, his code of ethics, which did not permit him to gaze at a young woman through a window.
Heffner engaged a young woman to look after his large brood of babies, and three months later she became the second Mrs. Heffner.
Twitchell has an example in the case of a young woman of seventeen, who was suddenly delivered of a child while ironing some clothes.
A young woman, illegitimately pregnant, at full term, on March 28th, at dawn, opened her own abdomen on the left side with a common knife such as is generally used in kitchens.
Whinery speaks of a young woman who at the time of her second child-birth observed a tumor in the abdomen on her right side and felt motion in it.
Amelia, on the other hand, as became a young woman of her prudence and temperament, was quite enthusiastic for the match.
And how do you know there is a young woman whom I love, and that I believed that woman dead?
He turned and saw a young woman, who made him a sign to follow her.
I went into the bar, where there was a young woman serving, and called for a glass of brandy-and-water.
A young woman of irregular life appears in my dream as one with soiled skirts, and, very vaguely, some one's else skirts are soiled also.
He was engaged to a young woman, and because she refused to marry him, he at first contemplated to take his life, but later shot at her three times without injuring her, and then made an unsuccessful attempt at suicide.
After all, a young woman's place was under her husband's roof, especially when she had left it in circumstances that .
The Countess Olenska was the only young woman at the dinner; yet, as Archer scanned the smooth plump elderly faces between their diamond necklaces and towering ostrich feathers, they struck him as curiously immature compared with hers.
He hated to think of May Welland's being exposed to the influence of a young woman so careless of the dictates of Taste.
I forgot how such things from a man to a young woman might be misinterpreted.
Also, he appreciated how difficult it is for a man to do anything for a young woman--anything that would not harm more than it would help.
He laughed with deep delight at her thrust, for the warm youth in him did not ask for pointed wit on the part of a young woman so attractive and with a manner so delightfully provoking.
She was a young womanof resolution, and she wasted no time in tears or regrets.
On the right was seated a young woman with a book in her hand, the same who had brought the tray to my friends and myself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "young woman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
