Meanings of talented youngsters in English

Our European partners are impressed with this pioneering work with talented youngsters.

However, I didn't want to keep so many talented youngsters waiting.

The directive is simple: get minutes into the legs of Australia's talented youngsters.

Unlike in the UK, most Dutch clubs only contract their most talented youngsters.

Some will become experts at bringing through talented youngsters and producing future first-team players.

Tony Smith's team of talented youngsters mixed with a few old heads gelled perfectly.

There's a great deal of experience and talented youngsters.

What has to be done on that level to ensure a steady supply of gifted, talented youngsters?

We're one of the fastest ageing places in the country, thanks to the diaspora of our talented youngsters.

We've got a lot of talented youngsters and they can only reap the benefits of being in their company.

We have many such talented youngsters back home." "Fitness is a big issue, the boys are struggling.

It added to their already impressive panel, joining up with Timmy Cockram talented youngsters Sean Murray and Matthew Nelson.

However, don't rule out them causing a few upsets along the way, especially with a squad packed with talented youngsters.

Under communism, sport was a mass-participation activity, with talented youngsters identified early, dispatched to special sporting academies and given free coaching.

Wallace is sublime on "life's war against the self you can't live without", and the pressures on talented youngsters to perform.

They will have to nurture talented youngsters like opener Haseeb Hameed and harness the experience of leading fast bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad.