Sentence examples for a youngsters from inspiring English sources

If politics is a youngsters' game, so, increasingly, is business: CEOs are getting younger, and not only in the digital industries in which a decade's experience makes you a veteran.

The London Irish head coach, Toby Booth, pointed an accusing finger at his players, saying: "From a youngsters' point of view, you get some very stark feedback of where they are in their progression after a performance like that.

The implication is that politics is now a youngsters' game, destined to be dominated by thirty-something apparatchiks who rise without a trace through think-tanks and special-adviserships.Troubling as that interpretation is, it is in a way a consoling one for Sir Ming.

"If this facility is lost, where are people going to go? "There are services such as a youngsters' dance school.

He was also a keen footballer who played for two local teams and helped to set up a youngsters' side.

For Coldplay's "Paradise," a youngsters' marching band joined the party along with a troupe of ribbon dancers who provided more valuable color in the late-afternoon daylight.

As a youngster… Talk.

He delivered Newsday as a youngster.

* Excelled at badminton as a youngster.

"He's a youngster," Manager Joe Torre said.

"I'm not a youngster".