Sentence examples for boy gang from inspiring English sources

"The social organization which is most true of itself to the artist is the boy gang," Allen Ginsberg once observed.

By Louis Menand "The social organization which is most true of itself to the artist is the boy gang," Allen Ginsberg once observed.

The heroines are a group of high-school girls enduring everyday victimisation and humiliation – like the tough, misunderstood Goldie (Claire Mazerolle and Rita Madeleine Bissonon), raped by the local boy gang.

No boy gang in recent memory has reaped the reward of the three teenagers who rotate in the title role of "Billy Elliot": they won a rare joint nomination as best actor in a musical.

The first time, 200 members of this teddy boy gang who hated punk drove up in their big 1950s American cars, beat up our road crew and smashed our equipment.

The story includes Edie's flashback to a golden family age before the reign of Just Like That, her abduction and torture by the boy gang, rescue by superwoman Lara, incipient lovemaking, and rumors of an underground group that encourages suicide so that the dead can return, en masse, to overthrow the rule of polluting, corrupting, conglomerating capitalism.

But the lawyer for the detainee, Omar Khadr, said those were the words of a scared and wounded child whose interrogators frightened him into giving a false confession by making up a tale of a young boy gang-raped and killed in prison.

I recently translated the story, titled Dead Man's Market and the boy gangs of Niger, into Hausa, and shared it with residents in the city, including members of the palais.

Remembering the Wandervogel: The Fashionable Rent Boy Gangs That Terrorised the Nazis.

They are all wary of each other at first, but quickly lock together in a bad-boy gang to become the terror of the ship, appearing everywhere, slipping in and out of dangerous situations.

"The boys gang has always resented me," she said.