That youngster works with a will.
The youngster always has solitary longing.
A poor old man was once a lazy youngster.
Jiang said he was proud to back the youngster.
The youngster was always truthful , but he wanted another balloon badly.
He laughed like a real youngster and I figured he couldn't even be twenty-five.
In a few days, Daphne's expertise and the lodge owner's care transformed the youngster.
To Mark Twain, as a youngster and through the eye of reminiscence, the river was all existence.
A youngster who has no playmates of his age living nearby may benefit greatly from attending nursery school.
Like every youngster who grows up in Bethlehem, Ramiz is learning to deal with life as a series of negotiations.
The substituted Johnson seemed upset at the decision to take him off, and Mancini may have to reassure the youngster.
The youngster just got sand up its snout after playing in the sand and needed his mother's help to get it out.
They will also play affectionately with their offspring but will often turn nasty if a youngster pesters too stubbornly or an adolescent male challenges for dominance.
In later years, the youngster ignored medical advice to quit the game despite having a badly distorted leg from corrective surgery.
"I'm right glad of it," whined the old man. "This is a fine place to keep a youngster of quiet tastes."
So these devices, when I was a youngster, were colloquially known as "atom smashers", because they have the capacity to actually break these and have them reform.
The England Under-21 international has hit seven goals in 10 appearances for the Trotters since his January move, designed to give the youngster a taste of regular first-team football.
The sacrifices his parents were making put immense pressure on the youngster, and there are stories of his father flying into a rage if he felt his protege was under performing.
