Silas
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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A specialized path can be “very strongly” at odds with the self-discovery that is key to teenage years, says Silas Tautz, a high-school junior from Mount Carroll, Ill. While some students have specialized interests from a young age, college-admissions competition can make students feel they have no choice but to narrow themselves early on, he said.
Silas’s mother, Lisa Tautz, graduated from high school in 1995 and runs a family-owned retail business.
Silas scored the winner as Mainz kept up a stunning turnaround with a 2-1 victory at RB Leipzig.
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Silas gave Mainz the lead early in the second half.
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But when he discovers that the top-floor apartment he and his fiancée are moving into in Cambridge, Mass., is above the home of Silas Hale, he is given some much-needed impetus.
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