Sentence examples for ale boy from inspiring English sources

In Victorian England, many assistants were called boys, as in "Get me another tankard of ale, boy".

Ms. Westenra is appearing as a special guest on a concert tour organized for Aled Jones, a former boy soprano sensation who, now 32 and a light baritone, is still immensely popular with older audiences.

Even after further tries by Daly Cherry-Evans and Darius Boyd, the latter removing any doubts that he is a highly capable full‑back replacement for the injured Billy Slater, Wales managed a last act of defiance through their unrelated James boys, Aled tipping down another Briers kick for Jordan to score.

He thought about his children and imagined them growing up in his absence: Cesar Alexis — Ale — who was seventeen, the boy he and Mónica had when they were teen-agers; and Bayron, who was seven.

There was a belief in the region of Leskovac that the dragon boys, fighters against ale born with the little wings, were offspring of dragons.

Cocktails were served; the boy was supplied with ginger ale, orange juice or some other appropriate beverage.

In the region of Niš, the Aesculapian snakes were said to help the dragon boy in his fights against ale.

It was recorded in the region of Niš that a winged dragon boy, in his fights with ale, "takes a plough beam and immediately stops the ala, and hail ceases".

Tom Courtenay, wry and skeletal -- playing the lone whiskey-drinker in an ale-loving crowd -- was the quintessential bad boy of the English New Wave, tamed by time and disappointment.

But when Mr. Cavallaro decided to offer a beer from his college days in Narragansett, R.I., soon after Lazy Boy opened, the idea of a beer and ale house was born.

A legend in the region of Leskovac has it that fighting the ale was originated by Prophet Elijah, when he, accompanied by a dragon boy, killed twelve of these demons.