Sentence examples for put youngsters from inspiring English sources

Often, parents put youngsters in Catholic schools because of discipline problems.

Prices start at $50 rise steeply from there and they don't seem to have put youngsters off either.

Redknapp, who is expected to put youngsters such as Dean Parrett and John Bostock on the bench, at least has options in midfield.

WHEN parents do get involved, the decisions they make can be pivotal — few more so than whether to put youngsters in bilingual classes or the English as a second language classes that quickly immerse students in English.

Perhaps not any more, however, due to the launch of a new Leicestershire-based scheme which is aiming to put youngsters on an early path to a career in healthcare.

Talk show hosts and media critics fret over whether "Kid Nation," a reality show now on CBS that put youngsters through a 40-day "Outward Bound/Lord of the Flies" learning experience, constitutes child abuse.

The campaign also highlights how the average child consumes three times the new maximum recommended daily amount, and how such behaviour puts youngsters at the risk of developing diabetes and becoming obese.

Naera's decision to reject helmets more than 10 years old will force organizations to choose between purchasing new helmets or putting youngsters in used helmets known to be less safe.

After the case, the council's Labour leader said the borough was the "wrong place" to put vulnerable youngsters in private care.

After the case, the council's Labour leader Colin Lambert said the borough was the "wrong place" to put vulnerable youngsters in private care.

We deserved it: the youngsters put up a spirited performance.