Sentence examples for To homeboy from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone, particularly a male acquaintance, from one's hometown.
They come to Homeboy, and they find transformation.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Homeboy Industries, 130 W. Bruno Street, Los Angeles, 90012.
My favorite story was about a former gangbanger who'd come to Homeboy, left the gang life, and started a family.
Her father, late UCLA researcher and philanthropist James B. Peter, had donated to Homeboy and she wanted to see what the nonprofit did, so she took a tour.
A portion of the profits from the upcoming book will go to Homeboy Industries, and some to continuing the "Skin Deep" project.
"We will be donating a portion of the book sales to Homeboy Industries". The bookstore will be partnering with the Laguna Presbyterian Church to host an evening with Father Boyle on Friday Nov. 5.
On one side, the bright orange postcards are nearly identical to the envelope accompanying a parking violation, except they are addressed to Homeboys Records' Midtown office, not the Department of Finance.
Dave East: My vision evolved from just me talking to my homeboys, to me taking on the mindset that I want to be one of the greatest to ever do it.
@bomani_jones he most likely sent it to a homeboy... which sent to another homeboy which sold him out to a blog site.
Many of them affect a bad-dude demeanor, clinging to gang handles like Tweety and Playboy and to the homeboy attire -- oversize sports jerseys, baggy pants and chunky gold necklaces -- that accentuates their foreignness.
A finishing school show, "From G's to Gents," tries to transform homeboys into gentlemen — or at least get them to cover their tattoos — with the help of Fonzworth Bentley, who was Sean Combs's valet.
