Sentence examples for youngsters progress from inspiring English sources

Heathfield Works! staff are delighted at their youngsters' progress, said Kaye. "I just popped into a shop one lad, Daniel Craft, is working in today," she said.

Parents are constantly reassured that youngsters progress at different rates and at different speeds.

But Ryan insists that the key to this season in the Championship, following relegation from the Premiership in May, is to keep winning, while also helping their talented youngsters progress.

I'm pretty lucky to have got the experience in Japan with Wales last summer, and now that I'm fully fit after a few months out, it's brilliant to be playing regularly for the Ospreys". A Wales age-grade cap, Baker featured in the historic 9-6 win over New Zealand Under-20s in the 2012 Junior World Championships as the Welsh youngsters progressed to the semi-final.

The junior event is seen a way for youngsters to progress from karting, and, it is hoped, to go on to bigger things in motorsport.

Even though Cope only managed a high break of 50, it was still enough for the youngster to progress.

All three are treated like returning heroes when they visit La Renardière these days, the local youngsters using their progress at clubs across Europe as inspiration.

The academy setup is not merely a means of progressing youngsters into the senior side.

After monitoring the fearless youngster's rapid progress in the junior karting ranks, Dennis got back in touch in 1998 to sign Hamilton, then 13, to McLaren's development programme and make him the youngest ever driver to secure a Formula 1 deal.

It should be, because in spite of Kanté's departure Leicester will have a better squad than last season if their new signings prove to be as shrewd as they seem and youngsters such as Ben Chilwell, Demarai Gray and Daniel Amartey progress as expected.

The Tories have promised the young even more austerity, by making them work for unemployment benefits which are already 21% less generous for the under-25s and under-25s andhousing benefit.Transfers from young to oldenyinge justhemed, bothousingse many of the old cannot work and benefit.Transfersical progress means youngsters are likely to end up better ofromhan their grandparents.