Sentence examples for boy who warned from inspiring English sources

Over the years they've become an oddly functional family: here is the boy who warned Pell in the dressing room, the headmaster sacked for trying to get rid of Searson, the child Ridsdale raped while his church looked the other way.

Her concerns were echoed by William Pollack, a best-selling professor of psychiatry at Harvard who warned of trauma to boys forced to hide their tender feelings by the stoic "Boy Code" and its "cult of competition".

Kick went straight to Downing, who warned the lawyer off.

"Who warned you...?," John wants to know.

Peter Billingsley, who starred in the film, above, as the boy who was warned about the perils of playing with the gun, has signed on as a producer.

While Chihiro's parents eat like pigs at an empty restaurant stall, Chihiro finds an exquisite bathhouse and meets a young boy named Haku who warns her to return across the river before sunset.

But the most troublesome finding is summarised by the NSPCC's Claire Lilley, who warns porn is teaching "boys that girls are for sexual gratification, whilst girls feel they have to look and perform like 'porn stars' to be liked and valued by boys".

Parents who warn about regrets.

Alone, he strokes the backs of fledgling thrushes, and the kestrel is the sole protector of his vulnerable soul; "it'll have thi hand off it tha tries" he warns a boy who wants to stroke it.

Bar staff tried to warn a deaf boy who was playing nearby.

Likewise, if we repeatedly warn when we should alert, we may create the boy who cried wolf, making the cost of achieving real warning higher.