Sentence examples for Top schoolboy from inspiring English sources

James, who is entering his senior year of high school in Akron, Ohio, is considered to be the top schoolboy basketball player in the country.

Gil Chapman, one of the na tion's top schoolboy halfbacks, staged another brilliant running, exhibition yesterday in leading undefeated Thomas Jefferson to a 48‐0 victory over Scotch Plains before 4,000 fans at Wil liams Field in Elizabeth.

Over the years, the camp drew some of the top schoolboy talents in the country, including Moses Malone, Dominique Wilkins, Michael Jordan and LeBron James, and became a springboard for hundreds of high school coaches, Hubie Brown and Dick Vitale included.

The almanack dinner has a few rather lovely traditions, not least the fact that, alongside past cricketers of the year stretching back to the 1950s, the publishers invite the country's top schoolboy player along too, meaning there is at least one person in the room who is not drinking.

Participating teams are formed through the selection of the top schoolboy players from within each of the country's 14 provincial rugby unions in addition to one Namibian and one Zimbabwean team.

Tim Thomas, the top senior schoolboy big man in the country, stood at the center of a mob of reporters at a Madison Square Garden restaurant yesterday.

Before Maclean could execute his dastardly act, he was felled by two top-hatted Eton schoolboys, who beat him to the ground with their brollies (that damned English rain again).

Both wear white gloves and top hats; one is a schoolboy, one a handsomely moustachioed man-about-town.

Agate cringed in the stalls as Browne "trotted through the play like... some schoolboy whipping a top, some incommensurate gnat" and "shockingly manhandled" the text.

On Dutch TV last summer, he was shown making birdcalls from a cell in a twenty-foot-tall concrete honeycomb wall that West 8 designed and then, like a naughty schoolboy, walking along the top.

After attracting interest from all the top clubs in the Midlands as a schoolboy – he was born in Sutton Coldfield – Nicholls joined Wolverhampton Wanderers as an apprentice from school but was sacked inside his first year.