Sentence examples for youngsters from a from inspiring English sources

"We wanted them to be with youngsters from a wide variety of backgrounds," she said.

The youngsters, from a middle school in Mosso, Piedmont, want every Italian child to donate 50 cents so they can buy the island which they would rename 'isola dei regazzi' – The Children's Island.

Dec. 23 -- In Washington, five children, one only 6 years old, were shot by other youngsters from a passing car; there have been 471 homicides in the city this year.

Through that investment, the LTA must not only ensure a steady stream of talent flows through the system capable of challenging the hungry, talented youngsters from a growing spread of countries, but grow grassroots participation.

The school was founded in 1964 by the concert singer Dorothy Maynor, who began teaching a handful of youngsters from a piano in the basement of the St. James Church, next door to the school's current location at 645 St . Nicholas Avenue

Forty black youngsters from a Brownsville housing project — who have not attended classes since the fall term began on Sept. 11 — were assigned yesterday to two integrated Brooklyn junior high schools, one in he East Flatbush sec tion and the other in Canarsie.

A crowd gathers, including youngsters from an Astoria Park community center.

The event ended with a performance by seven youngsters from an organization benefited by EcoMedia, Little Kids Rock, based in Cedar Grove, N.J., which helps music education efforts.

"I have to keep with this because I'm an elder statesman in the game now and I know a lot of youngsters from an ethnic background that know I've got my Pro Licence and are watching my career path to see if it is something they can aspire to.

Soon, Mom returns with the youngsters from an early soccer game.

The typical, and far more successful, recruit of earlier centuries was a poor and often hungry youngster from a large family from Japan's remote rural regions.