Sentence examples for a sociable boy from inspiring English sources
The young Nat of "The Birth of a Nation," in contrast to the self-portrait of the "Confessions," is a sociable boy, and close to Samuel Turner, the white son of his elderly master.
Their most enduring work, the singles Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane, tell on one side of the dream memory of a Liverpool garden where a lonely alienated boy could find solace, and on the other of a Liverpool street where a bright, sociable boy could see the world.
He was an affable, sociable boy whose directness was of the easy and not the exacting kind.
Born on 22 January 1989 in Hartismere, Suffolk, Grigg was a "happy-go lucky" sociable boy.
Moore was a sociable but serious boy, and today he remembers the decadence of Mardi Gras less vividly than the disapproval of some of his fellow-Baptists, to whom the debauchery seemed like proof that Catholics didn't take their Bible seriously enough.
We chatted while the boy ran around, and I realised that Freud was having quite a sociable afternoon, even though he always insisted that "I never see anyone, or go anywhere".
He was a sociable person.
They're a sociable group.
He is a sociable creature, as well.
It's a sociable, fun, easy atmosphere.
