Sentence examples for boyos from inspiring English sources

But party veterans agree that, left to their own devices, constituency parties will opt overwhelmingly for men.In this section A far-off country 1968 and all that Labour pain When I hear the word culture, I reach for my statistics Ethics man Decision day Jobs for the boyos Wait for it ReprintsSo party leaders have suggested that constituency parties be paired.

Syrian "experts" – a lot closer to the battle than the think-tank boyos in Washington – speak of a more political strategy.

A REPORTER AT LARGE about prizefighter trainer Teddy Atlas... From the corner toffs of the Regency period to the mobbed-up boyos of the forties and fifties, the trainer is a background figure, the unheeded Polonius.

The local boyos scalded the devil with holy water and he shot through the roof on a pillar of fire, vowing to return one day.

The pride and passion displayed by the Welsh was one thing - the Daily Express' 'Hail the glory boyos' headline one of many tributes to the team - but Thorburn's behaviour was frowned upon, leading to many officials apologising on his behalf.

They have a commitment to fighting born of their environment and their tradition, boyos from the valleys, through and through.

Since the Chinese insisted that he was a spy, he told them that Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" contained coded messages; that the Everest team had planted a uranium-powered surveillance device; and that his password, straight out of Welsh rugby, was "Keep passing to the left, boyo".

V is for the valleys, boyo, as in Welsh valleys.

Directed by the award-winning Merthyr-based Neil Jones, Risen tells of the boyo with the dazzling fists and footwork who, despite losing three fingertips of his right hand in an industrial accident, rose during the Sixties to become the pugilistic Prince of Wales.

A boyo, with charm in spades.

Not that he wasn't in ways, but boy was J.P.K. one complicated boyo.