Sentence examples for a homeboy from inspiring English sources
He was a homeboy, she said, "because he has dreadlocks".
He promised, referring to himself, that the state had a "homeboy" in the White House.
6. "Young Herdsmen With Cows" Aelbert Cuyp (1620-1691) Aelbert Cuyp was a homeboy.
He told us that he was a homeboy, born nine blocks from the theatre, in Hell's Kitchen.
Coats were standouts, in mole-brown leather and some with a homeboy hood draped over the collar.
Duval was an all-American golfer in this area for Georgia Tech, so he is considered a homeboy here.
Finally, one might locate a real Cypriot "look" in a colossal male head displaying a conical homeboy cap and a large, inelegant, decidedly un-Grecian nose.
He and Maher were working on a moment, in the second scene, when Sam, a Massachusetts homeboy, joshes the aspirational Avery about his "shit phobia"; there's an awkward silence as Sam's mind runs dry of further witticisms.
("Most of Hollywood ignores or disdains... the Venice poets and Leimart Park painters," Davis says, "but Viggo is a passionate homeboy. Multiply him by one hundred, and Hollywood might be worth sparing when the Red Cavalry next rides down Sunset Boulevard").
Author of the 1985 book Fresh: Hip Hop Don't Stop, writer Nelson George further elaborated on the appeal of Radio to listeners at the time, describing LL Cool J as a "minimalist homeboy who knows his beats", and stating "You can call it rap, hip hop or street, but it really is a way of hearing music and partying hard that expresses the experiences and attitudes of a great many inner city kids.
The superintendent bops up afterward, flashing a smile – homeboy's teeth are damn-near citrine – that's 9/10 fake, and taps the mic, and recites the most tarnished speech you ever heard about opportunity and life change and second chances, some drag don't nobody believe, if anybody believes, but him.
