Sentence examples for traditional junior from inspiring English sources

Williams wanted the girls to have their childhood and compete outside the pressure cooker of the traditional junior circuit.

When his responsibilities with the United States Ski Team expanded, Ms. Radamus took over as camp director and decided that what the traditional junior race camp lacked was parental involvement.

Pilobolus Too, which performed on Wednesday afternoon at the Joyce Theater, is not the traditional junior or second dance company but rather a jewel-like distillation of the best of the Pilobolus spirit and history.

In what educators are calling the fastest growing study-abroad program, American college students are increasingly choosing to spend their traditional junior year abroad in places like Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, wanting to experience the Arab world beyond America's borders and viewpoints.

Her initial reaction was to go the traditional route: Junior had blood work done, X-rays were taken and antibiotics and intravenous fluids were administered.

Kelly acknowledges the traditional role of junior hockey in Canada.

Numbers of students of different standing in the two sections were also skewed, especially for freshmen and juniors: freshmen accounted for 48% of the students in the hybrid section and just 11% in the traditional section, and juniors accounted for 36% of the students in the traditional section and just 12% in the hybrid section (Table 1 and Figure 2).

Regional cabarets were organized in Mahajanga and Toamasina by his former group Feo Gasy, his sons' group Rakoto Frah Junior and traditional musical group Telofangady.

Specific reasons included the mismatch between their contracted hours and those actually worked; not being paid for excess hours worked; being encouraged/forced to misrepresent hours worked, and loss of the traditional firm structure causing juniors to feel isolated and unsupported.

He made his debut for the BMW Sauber team in 2006 after eye-catching victories in the junior formulas, the traditional testing ground for emerging talent.

BMW now sends a quarter of its apprentices to universities of applied science, the practice-oriented junior siblings of traditional universities, which account for about a quarter of students in higher education.