Sentence examples for class of youngsters from inspiring English sources

There is no revolt going on among Europe's Muslims; rather, there is a small, circumscribed class of youngsters who have latched onto an insane corruption of Islam as the most nihilistic game in town.

Now full-fledged adults, Millennials born between 1980 and 1996, aged 22 to 38 are quickly being upstaged by a new class of youngsters sure to be innovation-demanding disruptors.

Antisocial behavior committed by youngsters is an issue of concern.

The kindergartners at Rio Vista Elementary School likely won't finish college until 2032, but their tuition is already accounted for after a stranger has vowed to pay for higher education for an entire class of the youngsters.

This was no hypothetical, of course: one of the most searing scenes in Michael Moore's polemical film "Fahrenheit 9/11" shows President Bush continuing to read a story to a class of Florida youngsters for seven minutes after his chief of staff informed him of the attacks.

With each passing year of war, shuttered schools and collapsed governance manufacture a new class of these susceptible youngsters.

She later created Karenina, an arts administration organization set up to advise dancers on their careers and to teach master classes to professionals and children's classes to youngsters who had never heard of ballet.

Every year, a fifth of youngsters marching into primary school are classed as overweight.

On the other hand, Ferguson, who has raised three generations of world-class players, has a batch of youngsters including Javier Hernandez, Phil Jones, and Chris Smalling.

Last year, six Tar Heels were sidelined with injuries and all six return along with a seasoned group of youngsters and a stellar freshman class.

In the climate of class struggles in 1970s France, Charlie Hebdo offered a generation of youngsters (who often nicked the magazine from newsagents) a memorable take on current affairs.