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Meanings of young guests in English
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Usage of young guests in English
1
The young guests are sitting about the room on small chairs.
2
And the young guests around you shall each take a turn.
3
This unusual dish, resurrected from Mrs. Kobayashi's Kobe days, had excited the young guests.
4
One of her latest ideas was that her young guests should give a play.
5
The rest of Black's young guests had not gotten in until just before dawn.
6
Doubtless it will be perfectly agreeable to our young guests.
7
That good lady noted, with secret pleasure, the well-groomed appearance of her young guests.
8
This family-friendly hotel is used to pampering young guests.
9
The captain no longer interfered in any way with the actions of his young guests.
10
All the young guests clustered about the door, armed with white shoes-slippersare gone by.
11
Then a very long pause, and the colonel supposed that all the young guests were gone.
12
Winuca seemed very much pleased, and shook hands heartily with his young guests, wishing them good-by.
13
The Southards proved to be hospitable entertainers, and exerted every effort in behalf of their young guests.
14
Guido Savelli had engaged a private dining room at the "Tourraine" for his young guests.
15
I was depending upon him to help amuse some of our fair young guests, said his host.
16
The commandant took cordial leave of his young guests, after which they were driven to the railway station.
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