Sentence examples for young promising from inspiring English sources

"We're getting players that are good players, veteran players, but we've been out of the market for the most part in young, promising players.

So his case could be representative of the young, promising financial wizards who might eventually have earned a lot more money, said Justin T. Green, Mrs. Jacobs's lawyer.

Phuntsok and Drolma did not elect to be the symbolic vision of young, promising Tibetans everywhere, but the speed with which they became spokespeople says something about a China where optics supersede sustained scrutiny.

And as a nod to the club's reputation for latching on early to young, promising New Jersey bands, the Individuals shared the early show with Delicate Steve, an eclectic group that had never played Maxwell's before.

His second-act duet with Mr. Lomelí — one of Donizetti's most irresistibly lyrical creations — was a highlight, a testament to City Opera's storied and continuing success introducing the city to young, promising singers.

He ran the West Side Tennis Club Junior Program during the 1960's introducing many young, promising players to the game, most notably Vitas Gerulaitis, who later went on to win the Australian Open.

"I see Sky [Sports News] has us spending £300k  on young lad... promising young player for future but we did not offer this for him".

Female writers are seen as "young" and "promising" for longer than men are.

The young players, promising as they seem, are a long-term solution and not a short-term fix.

Meanwhile, promising young defender Johnny Leveron was tasked with instantly evolving into a promising young midfielder.

They gave scholarships to promising young students.