Sentence examples for of youngest from inspiring English sources

At 34, he is one of youngest head coaches in the country.

It has more to do with the fact that the number of youngest drivers — those in their teens — is expected to decrease, and they are the worst drivers.

Fairy tale images, the hopes of princesses and kitchenmaids, of youngest sons and poor old women, are contained in but also corrected by the realist novel.

The contest's champion in 2002, Jennifer Pike, was also 12 when she won, but Peter, born in January, took the title of youngest ever winner by six weeks.

Leon Leyson, one of youngest of the Jews saved by Oskar Schindler from the Holocaust, completed a memoir just before he died in January, and the book will be released in August, his publisher said on Monday.

Fans of the 1990 festive flick will remember that the original story follows the adventures of youngest child Kevin after he is accidentally abandoned by his family at Christmas.

Naomi Campbell, who turns in a killer performance as Camilla, for a while the girlfriend of youngest son Hakeem, told me it was the family angle that really worked for her: "The characters are all dealing with real-life issues that all families go through".

The idea of a star being born has rarely had as much credence: she went along as a 13-year-old with hardly any acting experience, left on the list of youngest ever Oscar nominees beside the likes of Tatum O'Neal and Jodie Foster, and with critics falling over themselves to describe her "awesome talent".

Tables 2, 3 and 4 also report the fraction of episodes that end before and after 30thJune 2007 for each of the age-of-youngest-child groups.

In the following section we extend this age-of-youngest based approach to try to better pin down the causal impact of activation on outcomes in a proportional hazard model framework.

This kind of age-of-youngest-child based approach to identification is common in the non-experimental evaluation literature on welfare reforms for low-income parents (e.g. Grogger and Michalopoulos, 2003; Grogger, 2004; Cebulla et al., 2008), and was adopted by the DEEWR (2008) study of the earlier 2006 Australian reforms.