Sentence examples for youngest up from inspiring English sources

In which the youngest up and coming competitors go "cray-cray" after successfully pulling off a new trick and "killing it" on a flawless run will leave you feeling "stoked".

Evans and Powys are young, up and coming, and allowed to be fiery.

They did it before on Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand, but they were young, up and coming players.

Morgan created a new position to work with young (up to 10 years out) alumni and future alumni (students).

In Poland, persons most affected were 31 40 years and 51 60 years of age, whereas in other countries most patients were younger (up to 34 years of age).

He counts Todd Heap among the young up-and-comers.

Let all them other young up-and-coming critics dance.

"It's a younger, up-and-coming thing, and we wanted to be part of it.

He's feeling pretty good about himself as "a young, up-and-coming literary intellectual".

"I feel a responsibility to support young, up-and-coming female directors.

"And young, up-and-coming acts are asking us about how we maintain our perfect harmonies".