Sentence examples similar to advanced youngsters from inspiring English sources
At the age of seven, the very advanced youngster led a war that ultimately succeeded.
Fearless expressive, the most fashion-advanced youngsters don't always take style cues from their parents.
Waiting a year deprives both the precocious children of the challenges they seek and the less advanced (and often poorer and disadvantaged) youngsters of the stimulation and support they require.
A recurring narrative throughout the Socceroos' Brazil 2014 campaign has been the advanced age of the squad, and the lack of youngsters pressing for spots.
New this year is Target Time, "our second advanced court," Mr. Fiur said, where older and more experienced youngsters try to slam balls into as many targets as possible in 15 seconds.
"To see men of advanced age, often with a reputation as fine commanders, humiliated by youngsters drunk on their own authority," Mr. Peyrard writes, "it was impossible not to recall purges by the Red Guard during China's Cultural Revolution or Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge regime".
When he was a youngster, his musical idols were trumpeters -- his cousin Theodore (Cuban) Bennett, who never recorded but whose advanced musical ideas were attested to by many musicians, and Bubber Miley, a star of Duke Ellington's orchestra in the late 1920's who lived around the corner.
Youngsters have few options.
Youngsters were especially keen.
Youngsters sparred with coaches.
