Sentence examples for boy class from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt was a Groton boy, Class of 1900, a student of Endicott Peabody; he had been exposed to the most exalted ideals of the Protestant establishment.

Even in comparatively cosmopolitan New York the prospect of an all-boy class is rare enough to attract notice.

He didn't set foot in an all-boy class until he was 11, during an intensive summer at the School of American Ballet.

One afternoon last month Jock Soto, the recently retired City Ballet principal, presided over an all-boy class so quiet you could hear every soft step of a ballet shoe.

One of the most eloquent photographs of the neurasthenic aesthete as a young man is an all-boy class portrait that seems to date from his last year at the Lycée Lamoricière, in Oran, and for which he has removed his glasses.

Other children in the boys' class were put elsewhere.

The war has reduced the boys' class from 50 to 17, but by processes that are not at all clear.

In the boys' Class B championship, Hale's Henry Moore missed a desperation 3-pointer at the buzzer as Roosevelt won its first title, 57-55.

In a game that was as good as advertised, Kennedy defeated Lincoln, 52-51, to win the boys' Class A championship of the Public School Athletic League yesterday at Madison Square Garden.

I knew something about pothos, and thought of the humiliating lengths to which it could drive me — the memorizing of certain boys' class schedules or bus routes, the covert shuffling of locker assignments.

In elaborating this argument I draw on an English literature programme that was designed for a year 7 boys' class (the first year of high school) in an Australian public school.