'boyfriend by' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
To use it properly, you would need to include a verb before it. For example, "I was inspired by my boyfriend."
Is it appropriate to dump your boyfriend by fax?
Did you disrespect your boyfriend by screaming the name of another man?
(Ages 9 to 12) 10 1 INSTANT BOYFRIEND, by Megan Stine.
She has to snag, then repulse a boyfriend by being classically girlie and needy.
I remember spending an afternoon at work with Boyfriend by Justin Bieber on repeat.
Her mother had a boyfriend by this point — "a black man, which was important, and he was kind to us".
Östlund's solution echoes that of Emma Holten, a Danish activist who responded to nude photos leaked by an ex-boyfriend by having her own set taken and sharing them freely across the web.
In the early 1990s, before cellphones became common, many women would duck the issue of whether they were living with their boyfriends by listing themselves, sometimes laughably so, under their parents' home telephone numbers.
Kate Bernheimer, author of Horse, Flower, Bird: "Uberlin" by R.E.M., "I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts," by X, and "The Boyfriends" by Richmond Fontaine. .
THERE'S a scene in Nicole Holofcener's recent film "Lovely and Amazing" in which Catherine Keener, playing a dispirited, disillusioned and, incidentally, married 36-year-old woman named Michelle, gets caught making out in her car with her 17-year-old boyfriend -- by his mother.
Charles Fitzpatrick, her lanky boyfriend, stood by quietly.
