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Meanings of many youngsters in English

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Usage of many youngsters in English
1
I saw mere tykes and many youngsters no older than myself.
Savage
2
I'm really excited to see so many youngsters coming up.
The South African
3
Think how many youngsters would be trying the same thing if they had succeeded.
The Shelters of Stone
4
Student turnover means many youngsters get acquainted with the sport.
Reuters
5
Now even that ambition is beyond the reach of many youngsters in our cities.
The Guardian
6
Look how many youngsters flocked to Kiera Salter's call -false though it was.
The Naked God
7
He had fought too many fights and too many youngsters.
When God Laughs, and Other Stories
8
Probably you don't know that I have helped many youngsters to begin to work.
The Tale of Freddie Firefly
9
Indeed, they may even prevent many youngsters from displaying their knowledge, expertise, aptitudes and understanding.
The Irish Times
10
There are so many youngsters who could win the Cape Town Cycle Tour this year.
The South African
11
We are seen as role models by many youngsters.
The Guardian
12
Like many youngsters, Kenzo dreamed of becoming a footballer.
BBC
13
It was a very good time to be a palaeontologist, and we trained up many youngsters.
The Long Earth
14
In the younger class of boys those under 15, one finds many youngsters already forming real style.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
15
It disrupts learning and leaves many youngsters -sometimes including the instigators themselves -distraught and confused.
The Irish Times
16
How many youngsters are there aboard ship?
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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Many youngsters through the time
Many youngsters across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common