Sentence examples for boys training from inspiring English sources
Burkhard Bilger on three eight-year-old boys training for the Youth Bull Riders World Finals.
Jack Pardee, a survivor of Coach Bear Bryant's merciless "Junction Boys" training camp at Texas A&M who went on to become an All-Pro linebacker and a coach of the year in the N.F.L., died on Monday in suburban Denver.
The teenage boys training at the Equelitetennis academy sweat through a series of drills and struggle to focus on tennis rather than stare at the superstar practicing on the next court: Maria Sharapova, a dazzling 6-foot-tall blonde in a sleeveless T shirt and snug shorts who grunts each time her racquet smacks the ball to deliver a blinding, blurry serve.
The teenage boys training at the Equelite tennis academy sweat through a series of drills and struggle to focus on tennis rather than stare at the superstar practicing on the next court: Maria Sharapova, a dazzling 6-foot-tall blonde in a sleeveless T shirt and snug shorts who grunts each time her racquet smacks the ball to deliver a blinding, blurry serve.
Pictured above: A couple of good ol' Canadian boys training for this moment.
She became a boys' training ship on 22 September 1921 until she was paid off on 31 March 1922.
Older, well-born, wealthy men in ancient Greece frequented gymnasiums where adolescent boys trained.
Truth be told, I'm usually cooking for six, because as masters of the last-minute bait and switch, these boys trained me well.
We learned that Tiberius had "poolside fun" with a team of little boys trained to swim beneath his thighs and nibble his balls.
It named Blanc, Blaquart and the coaches of various French youth level categories who, it claimed, discussed a new mandate to set discriminatory quotas on boys trained under the French federation system.
The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid 192pp, Hamish Hamilton, £14.99 The janissaries of the Ottoman empire were captured Christian boys trained to fight against their own people, which they did with singular ferocity.
