Sentence examples for boy alumni from inspiring English sources

Conspiracy theories abounded: that Sullivan was deposed by a Republican governor, or good ol' boy alumni, or a cabal of Wall Street donors.

Located on the south shore of Honolulu, Waikiki is the birthplace of modern surfing and the old stomping grounds of Waikiki Beach Boy alumni Duke Kahanamoku.

However, there are other factors such as having the good "old boy network" alumni in research profession from my institution, which I consider that I don't have.

A trawl of the boys' school alumni has so far raised £9.2m to support pupils whose parents cannot afford their fees.

Long gone and perhaps best forgotten is the boy-band alumnus with frosted curls and cornrows, the man who turned up for photo sessions in gray pleather jump suits and who once wore a stonewashed bell-bottom denim get-up to an awards show, with matching hat and armpiece, his girlfriend at the time, Britney Spears.

At one time or another, each has been anointed the game's fair-haired boy, coveted by alumni of some of the highest-profile programs and paid millions to return their team to glory.

George Archer-Shee, at the centre of Terence Rattigan's play The Winslow Boy, is an alumnus.

Combine this with a Russia that is in large measure governed by that unique version of our Wall Street "ole boys network," the alumni of Russia's highly touted secret service, the KGB.

The school's alumni ("old boys") are known as Old Malvernians, or OMs.

His latest show is jam-packed with jokes and stories about how his moneyed upbringing has left him totally unable to deal with the mundanities of everyday life, especially when this boys' boarding school alumnus finds himself dealing for the first time with (gosh!) a woman.

The academy opened on the site of Hackney Downs comprehensive whose alumni (from its boys' grammar school days) included the late Sir Harold Pinter, Sir Michael Caine and Steven Berkoff.