Sentence examples for Boyfriend of mine from inspiring English sources

That first boyfriend of mine — he doesn't live far from here.

An old boyfriend of mine used to get into lacerating arguments with his parents over facts, and I used to watch on in mute astonishment.

"For a long time, he didn't want to meet Derek, because he knew an old boyfriend of mine who didn't treat me right.

A boyfriend of mine once referred to the house, with heavy irony, as "the compound" — a comment, I suppose, on both the house itself and the barricaded life we led there.

They must have felt like a boyfriend of mine once did when he gave me six oysters as a Valentine's gift; I boiled one, swallowed it with water like an aspirin, and threw the rest away.

"It seemed best for me to cook and he loved simple fare such as stuffed marrow and treacle tart, to the extent that I was offered a job in his house above Lake Geneva - and I said no! "A boyfriend of mine helped to carry the food up to Mr Jones's apartment and was under strict orders to look straight ahead and never at Mr Jones.

An ex-boyfriend of mine certainly did.

An ex-boyfriend of mine used to call me "Moscow," because he said I was always looking out the window sadly, like "Moscow," like some Russian novel or Chekhov play.

And so did Nigel, who was a photographer from Australia and an ex-boyfriend of mine — who decided at the last minute to come with me on the trip and who may well spend the rest of his life regretting that he did.

Several friends and boyfriends of mine used to joke: "Your mother's really beautiful... What happened to you?" It wasn't that funny the first time and became less and less so the more I heard it.

An ex-boyfriend of mine is from a Bangladeshi family and he grew up in north Wales.