Sentence examples for a star schoolboy from inspiring English sources

Gatlin was a star schoolboy hurdler but he also suffered from attention deficit disorder and was on medication from the age of eight.

Following his vivid down-the-bill supporting roles in Where Eagles Dare and Mutiny on the Bounty, young Irishman Richard Harris to star as Machin proved strikingly fortunate casting by Lindsay Anderson because Harris hailed from Limerick's rugby heartland, where he'd been a star schoolboy player at Crescent College and later won a Munster Cup medal with Garryowen.

Letterman behaved like a star-struck schoolboy.

These have ranged from the recent digital TV ad starring Michelle Collins and Zoe Ball to the children's TV campaign starring schoolboy star Scott Chisholm, and the Perfect Day video starring Bono, Tammy Wynette and David Bowie.

"Sounds good," Mr. Jacoby, who had been a star at Catholic High, one of Baton Rouge's schoolboy powers, recalled saying.

A restaurant that doesn't deserve a star is graded Poor, Fair, or Satisfactory, like a Victorian schoolboy.

Appropriately for a star of TV show Badults, he comes across as a mischievous schoolboy, and we're the classmates being co-opted into his next delinquent wheeze.

Angus Young, yes, is certainly a star - but a rock star of a very self-consciously short kind, famous, as we all know, for wearing schoolboy outfits onstage.

A star in his Czech hometown, Kladno, he was a big, mulleted 18-year-old who wore No. 68 for the Prague Spring and who, as a schoolboy, carried a picture of the anti-Soviet crusader Ronald Reagan.

Not once during that time, Gattis said, did he stop at a baseball field or a batting cage or have the urge to take some swings and return to a game in which he had been a schoolboy star.

Gordon is good enough to have represented the United States in international competition, having interrupted his schoolwork to lead an American schoolboy all-star team to a third-place finish in the Albert Schweitzer Games in Germany at the end of April.