Sentence examples for a very bad boy from inspiring English sources

A very bad boy.

When Orson met Larry: 'Welles was a very bad boy.

He's going to have to be… a very bad boy," writes Time Out's Trevor Johnston.

"Originally I wasn't going to date him, because he was supposedly a very bad boy," Ms. Hurt says.

"He was both a very big man and a very bad boy, a natural leader and an incurable screw-up.

Accepted into the Kirov Ballet in 1958, he immediately began to make a mark, as both a dancer and a very bad boy.

However, Los Angeles criminal defence attorney Darren Kavinoky has a rather different view on the matter and recently indicated that, if the allegations against Meeks are true, he is a "very, very bad boy" and won't be swapping prison for fashion week.

But sometimes candor trumped comfort: one Georgia soldier worried in a letter home that while his dying brother had "said that he hoped he was prepared to meet his God in a better world than this," he was also aware "he had been a bad, bad, very bad boy".

Skating rinks aren't very bad boy anyway.

That would describe Judy Garland and "Get Happy!"; Ethel Waters and "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe"; Astrud Gilberto and any song composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim Richard Harriss and the songs of Jimmy Webb; and "those very bad boys" Frank Sinatra (with, in her words, his "Jack Daniel's-soaked heart") and Jimmy Van Heusen.

She is a very bad character, and if any boy does anything to her, she totally deserves it".