Sentence examples for youngsters ability from inspiring English sources

More protest followed after the Little League decided to hold tryouts to judge youngsters' ability, and separate them into Major and Minor leagues.

A country that has become wearily accustomed to its footballers failing to live up to their billing has been pleasantly surprised by its youngsters' ability to come back when all seems lost.

He said: "To give youngsters an ability to move to a setting where they can engage in sport, outdoor activities and things that are beyond the city setting is a good thing.

The Dutchman was impressed by the youngster's ability to make a "killer pass".

Any reservations about the youngster's ability to cover had been superseded by the conviction that his speed would unsettle Croatia, although the former captain did come on for a cameo and his 105th cap when the game had been won.

Youngsters have much more ability to communicate with their fathers, and Father's Day cards are a way of doing it.

"He is an exciting youngster with plenty of ability that we will benefit from in the coming weeks," U's boss Joe Dunne told the club website. .

The sprinter, who was born in London and grew up in Dartford, Kent, was attached to Chelsea as a youngster but his sprinting ability came to the fore in 2012 when he won the World Junior Championships in a championship record.

She passionately believes in its ability to give youngsters a taste of adventure, the outdoors and a sense of their own budding strength.

Bob Godfrey was a man of generous spirit with a superb ability to connect with youngsters.

Security services across the west were alarmed throughout 2014 by the growth in the potency of Isis, and its ability to attract western youngsters to its cause.