Sentence examples for boy shop from inspiring English sources
By 1866 Helen Bruce had been working in male dress since she was 17, as an errand boy, shop lad, ship's stoker, tallyman at a mine, and clerk.
"It's true that blacks have not gotten involved in the historic things," said Clifford Blake, who owns a po' boy shop.
We were led into restaurants with secret codes in our fortune cookies; we rode the metro to a karaoke studio that contained copious alcohol and messages only readable with a UV flashlight we'd been given; we ate New Orleans king cake in a po boy shop to find a bunny figurine inside.
Bakeries and po' boy shops struggled mightily to get back in business.
A problem that's more difficult — possibly reflecting a drop in expectations set by fast-food purveyors — is that the quality of some po' boy shops has declined.
At the New Orleans Po-Boy PreservatioNov.stival on Nov. 22, as brass bands play and celebrators hoist drinks, serious-minded panelists will tell tales of long-lost po' boy shops.
"Most po' boy shops don't have off-street parking," she said, from a perch at Hermes Bar in the French Quarter, as she bit into an oysters Foch po' boy, stuffed with fried oysters, smeared with pâté.
Tips for taking a boy shopping: be fast, nimble, and show him a boob in the dressing room to keep him from running in the other direction.
A boy shopping beside us was wearing a gray high school football tee, and one of the lines on the back read, "CHS cheerleaders has spirit!" I saw clean-cut church groups in matching tie-dyes and clumps of teens with sweaty, disheveled chaperones, backs propped against concrete posts, shouting "At the gate by 3 45!" to no one in particular.
If he doesn't respond back, or gives you hints he isn't interested, then just move on and go boy shopping again.
Located in Treme, one of the nation's oldest African-American neighborhoods, Dooky Chase was started by the parents of Chase's husband and partner, Edgar Dooky Chasese, Jr., in 1941, as a po-boy shop inside an old shotgun house.
