Sentence examples for because that boy from inspiring English sources

"My heart broke, not because I was now stuck eating plantains by myself in the stinging sun, but because that boy experienced a level of poor I never knew".

I know because that boy was my nephew.

At Night (I Think About You) This is good because it starts off a proper "sobbing on the nightbus because that boy stopped texting" and then it goes all huge drops and you're not sure what MNEK wants you to do, here, like: am I meant to slutdrop to this, MNEK, or am I meant to listen to it alone while looking thoughtfully out of a rainy window?

That story has stuck with me, partly because that boy is now serving time for armed robbery (unrelated, I'm assuming), but also because it pretty much sums up what my mum does for me every day.

(At trial, Hood told the jury that he would not call Ray, who has a low IQ, because "that boy is not all there").. "They was pressuring me," Ray told me of his police interrogation, "trying to scare us with those scare tactics".

As Kane's menswear empire expands – by the time this collection hits stores, there will be a Christopher Kane flagship store on Mount Street to fill – he is deliberately making the clothes increasingly masculine, "because that's what boys want".

Poor families are more willing to put their resources into the health of their sons because they believe that boys are likely to be their financial security for the future.

Thus, for instance, he seeks to deflate fears regarding the corruption of boys in English schools by stating that parents "know very well what goes on" in Eton and Harrow and only allow their sons to attend, because they believe that boys "will return to their congenital instincts".

"Don't be too interested, because that chases boys away".

But the widespread skepticism about teenage boys is worrisome, some psychologists say, because it may mean that boys ultimately will fulfill our low expectations of them.

Many of them began separating the sexes because of a belief that boys and girls should be taught differently that grew out of popular books, speeches and workshops by Michael Gurian, Leonard Sax and others.