Sentence examples for county boy from inspiring English sources
Carroll, a Marin County boy drawn to New Age philosophies, contributed a foreword to the most recent edition of W. Timothy Gallwey's classic "Inner Game of Tennis".
Mr. Viggiano, 46, a Morris County boy who returned home after eight years in top kitchens in Atlanta, keeps it straightforward: a magnificent double chop with a small mound of risotto studded with the wild mushrooms called cèpes.
Among those was a 7-year-old Hunterdon County boy who died of hypothermia in March 2001, after his adoptive parents punished him by forcing him to sit outside without a coat.
Here's part of an AP report carried by philly.com An 8-year-old Susquehanna County boy died Monday afternoon when a tree limb fell on him in Franklin Township near Montrose, and a 62-year-old Berks County man taking his dogs outside Monday night was standing on the porch of a home in Pike Township near Boyertown when a 60-foot tree toppled onto the structure, killing him.
In many ways the place is a trip back in time because it reminds me of the Chester County Boy Scout cabin I used to attend as a scout.
There, Tomlinson attended a grammar school, played football for Hampshire county boys' side and signed forms at 15 with Bournemouth, a Football League club.
"Here at last, no longer coming soon," it said, "the Old-Time Counthoseanorama, featuring those old-time country musicians of note, Tommy Lee Jones and the Ben Hill County Boys".
Dick went to Maidenhead county boys' school, but his attendance was no better and he left at 15 to work for his father.
I caught up with Temi and her co-founder Celine Lowenthal – whose sometime character (she usually directs) is Home Counties boy Leo, who went to an all-boys boarding school, works in the City and is a trained sommelier – to talk about drag, gender and telling people how you want to fuck.
I caught up with Temi and her co-founder, Celine Lowenthal whose occasional character (she usually directs) is Home Counties boy Leo, who went to an all-boys boarding school, works in the city, and is a trained sommelier to talk about drag, gender, and telling people how you want to fuck.
The Ghost of Thomas Kempe, in which a home counties boy is adopted by a poltergeist, was an instant classic, and took its place on the shelf of postwar English children's novels alongside books by Philippa Pearce, Susan Cooper, Leon Garfield and others.
