Sentence examples for nurturing youngsters from inspiring English sources
His exuberance about nurturing youngsters is obvious and infectious.
As a nod not to one of West Ham's nicknames but to Nantes' record of nurturing youngsters such as Henri Michel, Didier Deschamps and Marcel Desailly, the show was called L'Académie du Foot.
Other teams may opt to nurture youngsters, too.
Mr. Gladish said that the mission of the Y -- the nation's largest nonprofit with more than 2,500 branches serving 10,000 communities -- remains the same, to nurture youngsters.
More than that, even though Fiszman lived in tax exile near Lake Geneva, he saw eye-to-eye with Wenger's philosophy of how to play the game, and how to nurture youngsters from around the world.
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The Mayor went on to list the famous city schools--like Erasmus Hall and Stuyvesant--which were nurturing talented youngsters and the wealth of services provided for these kids.
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