Sentence examples for largely young and from inspiring English sources

Of the 12 receivers in camp, a largely young and inexperienced group, only five practiced Thursday.

They are largely young and employed (albeit poorly) and have little education.

Many on the crew — a largely young and earnest group of the partners' friends — had learned most of their skills on this job.

It is beautifully shot, affecting despite its contrived storyline, and filled with fine performances by a largely young and unknown cast.

While that crowd was largely young and middle class, Saturday's protest also gathered many pensioners and first-time protesters, indicating that anti-government sentiment was growing.

Celtic's team may be largely young and relatively unrecognized abroad, yet they fought and somehow overcame Lionel Messi and company in Glasgow — after darn near holding them in the away game.

In "Survivor," with its political intrigues and banishments by ballot, CBS's entertainment and news divisions arrived upon the perfect, upbeat substitute for an impeachment drama, albeit with a largely younger and more appealing cast, a more picturesque setting and more lucrative product placement.

But the opening period was notable for the efforts of largely younger and aspiring players.

Adams is among those who say the "Never Hillary" crowd, a group that is largely younger and white, isn't considering the struggles black Americans still face every day.

It raised hopes that Vietnam, with almost 80m mostly young and largely literate people, had the potential to become a big new market.

They retook the building only to be removed again the following day.Their "enemies" gathered a few hundred metres away by the church of St Michael the Archangel: largely Russian-speaking, mostly young and cosmopolitan.