Sentence examples for boys navigate from inspiring English sources
And though it was just that — a vacation — over the following week, I got the sense while I watched my three little boys navigate the steep paths down to the creek, catch crayfish and salamanders, hike miles and miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and rock hop across small rivers, that there was something bigger going on.
Forced to join a mentorship program, two irresponsible men must help a pair of impressionable boys navigate the troubled waters of youth.
As a GGSC research fellow, Omar will examine the way political discourses construct notions of merit and, in turn, the way high-performing Latino boys navigate academic settings successfully.
His last feature for the magazine profiled teenage boys navigating the streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Questions on If I Were You tend to come from teenage boys navigating relationships and sex for the first time.
Big Kids is a bildungsroman of sorts; the story of a troubled teenage boy navigating the transformative years of high school, redefining his friends, interests, and life path.
Virgil Thomson's Pulitzer Prize-winning score puts impressionistic shimmers and dancing twists on rural themes; whenever the boy navigates the bayou in his pirogue, the evocative melodies merge seductively with Flaherty's infatuated imagery.
A domestic tale about how a boy navigates the complications of his own life through his friendship with another boy who is also an outsider, this is a touching and positive story that also shows being different is fine too.
It seems that what comes next will be the footage we were shown last year, of the boy navigating walkways and platforms with the help of Trico, the two working together to progress.
But the novelty of the setting and the familiarity of the premise — an adolescent boy navigating a bumpy stretch on the road from boyhood to maturity — combine to give "Morris From America" buoyancy and heart.
"'The Prince of Los Cocuyos' is the beautiful and poignant story of a boy navigating multiple identities," said Colleen Scott, director of the Baldwin Scholars Program and a committee member.
