Sentence examples for youngsters reached from inspiring English sources
During that period, Wozniacki, the upbeat 20-year-old from Denmark, has shaken free from a block of talented youngsters, reached last year's United States Open final and established herself as the leader of tennis's next generation.
The new figures show that 89% of children gained at least a level 4 on reading, up from 86% in 2013, while in writing – which is marked by teachers – 85% of youngsters reached this threshold, up two percentage points on last year.
E-mail exchanges have grown tense and painful as youngsters reach out in concern, yet fail to express the sympathy for the other side that the others need to hear.
It's sad to see the Blades in the situation they are in at present, but at least their future looks bright with their youngsters reaching the final of the FA Youth Cup after beating Aston Villa 3-0 on aggregate on Wednesday.
As a result of rapid population growth, 1.5 million youngsters reach the working age each year.
Then along comes President George W. Bush who proposes that we reform our K-12 education system through his 2002 "No Child Left Behind" law which required that all American youngsters reach "proficiency" in reading and math by 2014.
Although Boykoff's only comparatively tall ancestor was a grandfather slightly more than 6 feet, the youngster reached 6-1 in grade school, 6-5 as a high school freshman and 6-9 in college.
Always go for a middle of the road fund - and transfer into a lower risk bond fund when your youngster reaches the sixth form (or equivalent).
Then there's the harsh reality that too many parents seem to forget that once a youngster reaches their adolescent years, everything can change dramatically due to teenage hormones.
Chelsea's youngsters recently reached the FA Youth Cup final for a fourth year in a row.
"We're asking parents to bring their children along if the youngsters have reached the age where they can understand the significance of a penitentiary," warden Harold Swenson told the public.
