Sentence examples for marvellous young from inspiring English sources

This is Syd Barrett, once the marvellous young leader and songwriter of Pink Floyd, who was dumped by the band for being unmanageable, went back to his mother's semi in Cambridge, and fell silent.

Thanks entirely to these marvellous young athletes and their generosity, come the Games I'll be taking an unprecedented interest in assorted Olympic disciplines I'd almost certainly have otherwise ignored.

And Ferguson added: "Phil Jones is a marvellous young lad.

It must be marvellous for the younger members of this great company to have such a great speaker of verse to emulate.

Having plenty of interests could make you a marvellous mentor to a young person".

His methods are no longer challenging, the familiarity of it all taking the edge from what ought to be a marvellous learning experience for young players.

2.24pm BST The 18-year-old amateur Matthew Fitzpatrick birdied 2, and now he's nearly raked in a 40-foot eagle opportunity on 5. He'll have a birdie that'll take him to -2, a marvellous start for the young man on the round of his life.

It's really sick in that respect: that's what the young say for "marvellous".

From the halfway line, John Terry played a marvellous ball out to Ashley Young down by the corner flag.

Yes, when they are as freshly minted and as adventurously sonorous as this marvellous set from Abbado's young period-style Orchestra Mozart.

"British producers are doing some marvellous things, particularly for very young kids, but is any of it really relevant to anything?" Redmond, who is due to deliver his hard-hitting view of children's television in the Huw Wheldon Lecture on Wednesday, is one of the country's most successful producers – in 1982 he came up with one of Channel 4's defining hits, the gritty soap opera Brookside.