Sentence examples for a boy ages from inspiring English sources

The children, two girls and a boy, ages 8, 6 and 4, had been separated from the baby sitter, but a policeman rescued them.

Seven children, six girls and a boy ages 6 months to 7 years, died on Sunday after being trapped in a Toledo apartment house fire.

In the latest case, Larry and Carri Williams of Sedro-Woolley, Wash., were home-schooling their six children when they adopted a girl and a boy, ages 11 and 7, from Ethiopia in 2008.

The children, four girls and a boy ages 11 to 14, walked out onto Baisley Pond Park around 4 50 p.m., but several feet from shore, the ice cracked and they fell in, said Officer Guy Braun, a police spokesman.

A native of Massachusetts, Guerin has made Long Island his year-round home with his wife, Kara, and three girls and a boy, ages 6 to 11. "If something comes up, some things you can just flat out say no and some you really have to think about," Guerin said.

As a boy ages, he usually loses some of the "curve" of a boy's frame, and that's why most grown men you see are wearing a belt!

Chris Hartley, the head of the crown court unit of South Yorkshire CPS, said: "We have now authorised the police to charge a boy aged 10 and a boy aged 11.

In boys, the delaying effect of being older at ART initiation generally weakened with increasing age: a boy initiating ART aged 7 would reach G2 0.5 years later than one who is aged 6; a boy aged 12 would reach G2 0.2 years later than one aged 11 (Supplementary Table 2).

On Sept. 11, 2001, Muhsin al-Fadhli had been barely more than a boy, aged 19.

She was with her two children, a boy aged two, and a girl, 10.

Six counts refer to a boy who was aged 13 or 14 and the rest to a boy aged 15 at the time.