Sentence examples for a trained boy from inspiring English sources

A similar error would occur in Alex G. Bell's 1978 book, The Machine Plays Chess, which falsely asserted that "the operator was a trained boy (or very small adult) who followed the directions of the chess player who was hidden elsewhere on stage or in the theater…" More books were published about the Turk toward the end of the 20th century.

After that, it was largely a matter of glad-handing and welcoming the Jesuit-trained boy from Jersey to his new job.

He likes to point out that he read the "Aeneid" in Latin in high school (as did every Jesuit-trained boy) and that Virgil has been the most important influence in his life.

The boy, a trained boxer, acted in retaliation for an "emotional dispute" involving his sister and the victim, the official said: The two girls were in love with the same boy.

The Siege of Mafeking was the first time since his own childhood that Baden-Powell, a regular serving soldier, had come into the same orbit as "civilians" - women and children - and discovered for himself the usefulness of well-trained boys.

The classically-trained boys, who played New York's Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater in March and the Highline Ballroom in May, will also make their British debut at London's Leicester Square Theatre this fall after their Provincetown run wraps on Sept. 7.

Finally, Mr. Petrosino said: "You've got a 4-year-old boy underneath your car and you're a trained police officer.

The prefect of discipline was the Rev. Frederick W. Engel, a tall priest with the fists of a trained boxer who could instantly silence an auditorium filled with 300 shouting boys.

If we showed a Snoopy cartoon to a trained deep network, it could recognize the shapes and objects – a dog here, a boy there – but would not decipher its significance (or see the humor).

He was a jockey as a boy and started his circus career at 17, when he bought a half interest in a trained pig.

A trained ape knows that.