Sentence examples for because the boy in from inspiring English sources

I also found his overall style to be strongly, appealingly Brooklyn-­antiquarian — perhaps because the boy in the book rides a classic roadster bicycle that 20-somethings would love to be seen pedaling to their C.S.A. pickup.

Rushmore [a comedy by Wes Anderson about an eccentric teenager] is one of my favourite films – because the boy in Rushmore was me!" So Cambridge, land of the swot and the, erm, weirdo, was perfect?

When a boy does serious wrong, she argues, it is not because of what others describe as patriarchal culture; it is usually because the boy in question had no father living in his family.

It's all a bit Johnny Head-in-air, only worse, because although the boy in Heinrich Hoffman's poem fell flat on his face and into the river, at least he had been admiring the sky, clouds, swallows flying and "the bright, round sun".

The halftrack because the boys in it go all heroic, thinking they are in a tank.

If you answered "no" to the second question above, how would you feel about sitting literally for hours, barely moving, because the boys in Trenton wanted to dress down a minor mayor?

Along with the salacious details, another reason that "Client #9's" tribulations arrested New York's tabloid headlines is because the boys in Albany were finally caught doing something that average New Yorkers understood.

I am a feminist because when I tried to explain to my 10-year-old sister what feminism is, she told me that it doesn't matter because the boys in her fifth grade class will still continue to tell her she cannot play certain sports with them because she is a girl.

Because the boys in our population were more frequently classified as overweight, consistent with our clinical experience, we consider it important to use these data when assessing body composition of adolescents.

Enderlin said he cut this scene in accordance with the France 2 ethical charter, because it showed the boy in his death throes ("agonie"), which he said was "unbearable".

Many reviewers and readers have compared his work to Roald Dahl's - more readily because his first two books, The Boy in the Dress and Mr Stink, are illustrated by Dahl's long-time collaborator Quentin Blake.