Sentence examples for then youngster from inspiring English sources

His following singles and EPs garnered a reputation for the then youngster Montrealer.

The Molinaris, then youngsters in Turin, were watching closely.

Tomorrow (and on Feb. 11) at 2 p.m., "The Transformations of Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben" will look at ads depicting African- Americans from the past 100 years, and then youngsters will create their own.

Hence, and if DD is a heritable, genetically-based condition [e.g., see recent genetic study by [ 81]], then youngsters with DD likely suffer from low numerical abilities from a very early age.

He was an assistant to Jimmy Picou then, a youngster of 24, short on horsemanship but long on hair.

Bale was handed his senior Wales debut by Toshack in 2006, with the then Southampton youngster facing Trinidad & Tobago as a 16-year-old.

Poyet then gave youngster Duncan Watmore his first-team bow, and was almost immediately rewarded with a goal as the ex-Altrincham striker forced a good stop from Fleming after a neat one-two with Altidore.

He then signed youngster Ross Etheridge from Derby County on a month's loan, but that has now come to an end, allowing him to turn to the much-travelled Rachubka, who is making his 19th career move.

The defenders of affirmative action tried to meet this objections by pointing out that if the youngsters' parents and grandparents had suffered from unjust racial discrimination, then the youngsters too had probably suffered from such discrimination even if indirectly and even if they were entering the job market for the first time.

Since then, the youngsters' rate has drifted down to 11.1.

A 1973 study of high-school students is instructive: back then, most youngsters thought that folk in government knew what they were doing.