Sentence examples for generations of youngsters from inspiring English sources

If they don't, generations of youngsters will lose at learning.

Yet changing weather patterns are likely to render it far less important to future generations of youngsters.

Her title was curator of instruction, but she was called "the botanic lady" by generations of youngsters, some of whom were inspired to become influential gardeners as adults.

Its famous menagerie of Muppets has provided pedagogical pals to generations of youngsters, with Elmo, the cheerful red monster, enduringly joined by Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster and other creations by Jim Henson.

The academy has begun a "turn it to the left" (the volume dial, that is) awareness campaign in hopes of protecting current and future generations of youngsters from unwittingly damaging their hearing.

All of which explains why, on the Monday after the Radio City gig, Carlile and the twins were standing on the front porch of the Morris-Jumel Mansion, a spooky-looking house on a hill in Washington Heights which has scared generations of youngsters.

Labour's intention was to ease the pressure on the squeezed middle, and also generate the idea of the British promise, the thinking being the next generation of youngsters should do better than their parents - but there were still a lot of questions around the policy, our correspondent added.

YOUTH unemployment is blighting a whole generation of youngsters.

We hope to inspire a whole generation of youngsters with our punches".

Twenty years on, and with a new generation of youngsters, the spirit of bob-a-job is to return.

Just as Mark Rudan dreamed of playing for Sydney Croatia as a boy, so will a new generation of youngsters.