Sentence examples for boy sir from inspiring English sources
Everyone in the crew will call the best boy "sir".
The penniless Lady Carbury is desperate for her feckless boy Sir Felix to marry Melmotte's daughter.
As a boy Sir Jonathan was a noisy attention-seeker; at school he was a talkative and entertaining wit; as a Cambridge undergraduate he liked to turn heads by walking barefoot through the streets carrying a large marrow.
Both his style and his scoring offer echoes of another Australian country boy, Sir Donald Bradman, whose career batting average of 99.94 per dismissal in test cricket is perhaps the greatest statistical freak in any sport.
The proudest and most loving of fathers, a Nobel Laureate who talked to young writers as equals and showered them with advice, he denounced the 'Jew boy' Sir Rufus Isaacs in verses so vitriolic that not even his right-wing cronies in the press would touch them, and during the First World War he rejoiced to learn that a Cornish mob had turned on a harmless German hotelier, long resident in Newquay.
Considering the catastrophic consequence to the global economy, the Russian domino is too important to let down.-KoshiroYamaoka Bangkok, Thailand Heinz's golden boy SIR: Re "Only in America" (On My Mind, June 15, p.94).
Well, according to 25-year-old Stark -- whose favorite pastime is heading to the pub with his "boys" Sir Dowser, The Convict and Django the Beast -- a lad bomb is like a Jaeger bomb, except you do a shot of Jaeger into a double vodka Red Bull.
Furthermore, there were no apparent differences between boys (SIR 1.49) or girls (SIR 1.28).
The most famous, Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" and Sir Thomas Lawrence's "Pinkie," stare at each other from opposite walls.
The library houses rare English and American literary and historical collections, including a Gutenberg Bible; the art gallery displays Thomas Gainsborough's Blue Boy and Sir Thomas Lawrence's Pinkie, among other works; and the gardens contain specimens of unusual flora.
"You are a vain, greedy, cruel boy," snarls Sir Anthony Hopkins as the white-haired and bearded god Odin to his rebellious son in 2011's Marvel Studios film Thor.
