Sentence examples for send youngsters from inspiring English sources

We send youngsters to school and university for many reasons.

Britain's artistic women qualified a full team for London 2012 in Tokyo three months ago, and British Gymnastics has decided to send youngsters Hunt and Tunney - both of whom have an outside chance of reaching the Olympic squad later this year - as representatives this week.

Motherwell have sent youngsters Ross McKinnon and Steven Howarth out on 28-day loans.

Hibernian have sent youngsters David Crawford and Scott Smith on loan to Brechin City.

Following the team's promotion, their fourth in five years, Harvey believes sending youngsters off-island to hone their skills may be the best solution.

This week, they will show their displeasure with certain parts of the curriculum, including topics on gender identity and learning about intercourse, by sending youngsters to mosques and community centers for schooling.

IN SOME countries schools send their youngsters off with a bang: a graduation ceremony, a diploma wrapped in ribbon and perhaps even a black-tie do.

He once believed it made sense to send bright youngsters off to college, and in the late 1960's he encouraged several 13-year-olds to enter Johns Hopkins.

So the success of this scheme may depend on reform of the tax and benefit regimes.The Engineering Employers Federationn is also struggling to find apprentices, and grumbles that schools' careers officers are failing to send suitable youngsters to its member firms.

He would send the youngsters out of the tent, turn on music that he considered romantic and hint at a "favorable outcome" of the affair if I were to comply in certain ways.

His final annual report is expected to focus on underperformance in further education colleges, a neglected part of the education system, because – as he pointed out with characteristic candidness on Channel 4 News during a visit to a college in east London – "most politicians don't send their youngsters to these sorts of places".