Sentence examples for a boy built from inspiring English sources

"Got any comments?" His Early Years Curtis Emerson LeMay was born in Columbus, Ohio, on Nov. 15, 1906, and as a boy built crystal wireless sets and roamed the southern Ohio hills with a gun and Bowie knife.

I played with friends in the small prefab estate on Long Causeway in Leeds as a boy, built on the site of an anti-craft gun emplacement whose shouted drills – 'Number one gun ready?

In it, a boy builds a wooden replica of a Hummer, enters it in a soapbox derby and wins by veering off the winding road and taking a shortcut straight downhill.

The menacing creature who interrupts a postcoital argument between the Rookie and a romantic conquest is a 7-foot-tall boy "built like a human white pudding".

After a quick run to his local Pagoda Depot for supplies, the boy built a large barrel, open at the top.

One boy built a system to keep track of his travels on his bicycle.

So the 7-year-old boy built a box out of Legos and worked with his mother and grandmother, to figure out where each styling tool would go and how the cords would be stored.

In 1842 England, a young boy builds a snowman, but refuses to play with the other children.

The simple description is "a 9-year-old boy builds an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad's used auto part store and has the best day of his life".

The book's eponymous antihero, a grubby 11-year-old boy, builds a business empire by wheeling and dealing in penny stocks and bonds from the pay phone at his middle school.

The boy builds a set of steps by which he ascends smiling into the clouds.