Sentence examples for youngsters started from inspiring English sources

Most of the youngsters started work on their nine- or 10-week placements the moment their university term finished and earn about £800 a week for their toil.

These bereted youngsters started as volunteers patrolling the crime-ridden New York subway of the 1970s and have now expanded into 40 cities in seven countries.

The police refused to allow the children into the playground so the youngsters started singing Haki yetu ("It's our right" in Kiswahili), while banging on the gate.

But after youngsters started destroying his beloved garden he began taking pictures to hand over to the council and the police.

So for the sixth game of the season, a daunting trip to face Leeds at Headingley, the coach, Royce Simmons, bit the bullet and the youngsters started together for the first time.

Will the Yankees be content having youngsters starting two of every five games, especially if Hernández's toe requires surgery?

When youngsters start college, they have very little perception of what it's going to be like".

Sir Michael Wilshaw suggested that families should be issued with a "checklist" of minimum requirements before youngsters start school at age five.

Roy Hodgson, the England manager, invited Tottenham Hotspur coach Mauricio Pochettino to Wembley on Tuesday to see the three Spurs youngsters starting for his team against France.

A large number of the most promising youngsters, starting at 11 or 12, are being groomed at the U.S.T.A.'s 19 regional centers, all established since 2008.

When the interest of youngsters starts to flag, these books, which cost $11 apiece, are ready with a dozen old standbys -- word games and the like.