Sentence examples for talented youngster from inspiring English sources

"She's a very talented, talented youngster," Hingis, 20, offered.

"There is no real basis for the argument that a talented youngster can't be a professional.

Andy Murray will play Germany's talented youngster Alexander Zverev in the first round of the Australian Open.

Verdict: Stays Ashley Cole is still a better defender than either Baines or Shaw, but Hodgson now needs to trust the wonderfully talented youngster.

But close behind him were a cluster of rivals: two Australians – Julian Wilson and Owen Wright, and three Brazilians – Adriano de Silva, current world champ Gabriel Medina and talented youngster Filipe Toledo.

During baseball season, it's not uncommon for the network's highlights to acknowledge every home run in a game, even those that don't factor much into the final outcome — and better still is if an inordinately talented youngster like Bryce Harper or Mike Trout is responsible for the swatting.

It spots talented youngsters early, lures them with scholarships and keeps investing in them.

By mixing together this group of exceptionally talented youngsters – many of them privileged but a few definitely not – that course had forcefully changed most of their lives.

United States gymnastics officials did not want to discourage talented youngsters who could not attempt to qualify for the world team, and have them stay home.

In the early 1990s she was appointed administrator of the Kirckman Concert Society, whose raison d'etre is to give exceptionally talented youngsters their first engagement at a prestigious London concert venue.

Quite often, we would hold our academy days up north, and Leeds was the obvious place for a base, not least because it was a dual-code operation involving talented youngsters from both league and union.