Sentence examples for able youngsters from inspiring English sources
"I wouldn't have been able to do it if those top, those most able youngsters went to the grammar school, because it was their ambition, their excellence that affected the rest of the school community," he said.
But now I have not only dreams but two able-bodied youngsters, ages 14 and 11.
If Mr. & Mrs. Wheeler from down the street know an able-bodied youngster will happily (and for a reasonable price) take care of their lawn, wash their car, help paint their garage, or run to the pharmacy for them, they might not go calling on family members or professionals for help.
He has been able to blend youngsters with the more experienced players.
This gentle, unhurried film, directed by Louie Schwartzberg, will be part of a nutritious diet of for youngsters able to concentrate.
Properly paid and supported teachers, career advisors and social workers should be able to help youngsters understand and unlock the employment and educational opportunities that remained closed to their parents and older siblings.
Mark Ogden, Chief Football Correspondent Throughout their decade of turmoil on and off the pitch since relegation from the Premier League in 2004, Leeds United have still been able to produce youngsters of high calibre and Lewis Cook is likely to be the latest Elland Road graduate to make it to the big time.
While Jersey were able to blood youngsters in National One and National Two South, Harvey says the fully-professional Championship will prove a much more difficult league to give young players their first taste of first team rugby.
Maturity was defined as "the wisdom of being older, being able to help youngsters and even the beginning of a new life".
Yet his imposing physique doesn't overshadow a keen football brain, with the youngster able to utilise space in the middle of the park as he seeks to break up attacks and set up counters for his side.
But he is glad that by running the gym he has been able to steer local youngsters into disciplined lives.
