| Also satisfied with his day's work was Scotland's Steven O'Hara, who is all of one day younger than the equally fresh-faced leader. |
| There he sees a pretty and fresh-faced young woman who asks him, in a voice slightly tinged with a foreign accent, to take a seat. |
| Before anyone forgets, the fresh-faced teenager was still playing in the Under 19s this time last month. |
| She turned around and saw the fresh-faced teenager, barely more then seventeen sitting next to a small baby strapped into a car seat. |
| My father, a fresh-faced young man, newly employed by a paper company, looks very proper and gentlemanly. |
| Here's what he has learned working with both CEOs and fresh-faced young missionaries. |
