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151. This trend reflects a steady decline in the teenage marriage rate since 1970.

152. Teenage brides are twice as likely to end up being divorced as women who marry later.

153. And, far from being teenage tearaways, the typical offender is a middle-aged white-collar worker who probably drinks lager.

154. A strong teenage boy lost half his 140 pounds in seven weeks.

155. Many parents experience deep pain and despair about their teenage children.

156. Teenage refugees are sent to the Transit School, also funded from donations.

157. When teenage children are involved, as full-time or part-time members of the new family, there is considerable added pressure.

158. The Harlem riot erupted when an off-duty policeman killed James Powell, a teenage boy who had allegedly attacked him.

159. Never since the first world war have we had homeless teenage children begging in the streets.

160. The teenage boy sits in silence, without anaesthetic, as the elders perform the ceremony.

161. Every teenage fantasy, frustration and obsession is here as the naive youngsters exchange their drab existences for an alcohol-induced escapism.

162. There is also, he says, a tendency to assume that all teenage employment is an enriching learning experience.

163. More than anything else, teenage girls want to be heard.

164. It was during the rainy season in 1533, an auspicious time for a coronation, and thousands of people were packed into the main plaza of Cusco to celebrate the arrival of their new teenage king.

165. Teenage hoopman's hurt and relative etiology is researched in this paper.

166. Today, the term "lolita" has come to imply an oversexed teenage siren, although Nabokov, for his part, never intended to create such associations.

167. Anyone who's around teenage girls or techy men knows someone who checks e-mail, text messages or Facebook pages after turning out the light at night and before going to the bathroom in the morning.

168. He cites the example of one client, who came to him aged 34, listless and directionless[sentencedict.com], seemingly stuck in an almost teenage identity.

169. If there's a human face on Rising China, it belongs not to some Politburo chief, not to an Internet tycoon, but to a quiet, mild-mannered teenage girl named Hou Yifan.

170. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's new campaign against teenage binge drinking in Australia revived questions last week about his own drunken escapade in a New York strip club.

171. This reading passage is made up of two letters written to an agony aunt of a teenage magazine.

172. Only a teenage girl could turn that revelation into a source of shame and embarrassment. Anna sauntered up to my lunch table where I sat, witless and surrounded by friends.

173. DODOMA, Tanzania — Lying side by side on a narrow bed, talking and giggling and poking each other with skinny elbows, they looked like any pair of teenage girls trading jokes and secrets.

174. In addition, the teenage psychology problem that because of parental feeling crisis, family disaccord causes, in recent years increasingly apparent.

175. Singers like Elvis Presley and Bill Haley attracted millions of teenage fans.

176. On one point, however, experts agree: when it comes to teenage births, the United States is backsliding.

177. NEIGHBOURS of a teenage tearaway set to be booted out of her Colchester home have spoken of the "nightmare" they have endured living near her.

178. He was a gym rat,(Sentence dictionary) a fanatical weight lifter who had once been Mr. Teenage Israel.

179. Travelling with a teenage daughter carried its own concerns for an overprotective father, but it also prompted otherwise unlikely encounters.

180. In his widely acclaimed masterpiece, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, he talks about a teenage boy by the name of Huck Finn whose father is an alcoholic.