juvenile work

Under her leadership, the department opened a juvenile work camp and a secure facility for young, violent offenders.

To hear such a juvenile work is to marvel at the confident adult this awkward adolescent eventually became.

The Coming of the Kings and Other Plays (jbased on juvenile work).

After his death, the poet will write for him the juvenile work In morte di Carlo Imbonati, which will be published in 1806.

While his fifteen-year-old brother Ricky was sent to a juvenile work camp, Tracy Lawless was given the option of going to prison or enlisting in the armed forces.

After O'Neill had won two Pulitzer Prizes, Towse had the temerity to dismiss "The Hairy Ape" as "an exceedingly promising juvenile work."

This juvenile work received mixed reviews, but it was sufficiently promising to enable her to gain access to literary salons and the company and friendship of some leading authors and characters of the day.

Two of the most widely anticipated children's books that will be out there this fall have been written not by traditional children's novel writers (or even by writers who unwittingly produce juvenile work), but by authors known for their popular and acclaimed adult books.