Sentence examples for creative boy from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Rogers Schiffman said Tony was a creative boy who enjoyed drawing.
Accompanying the photos is a sestina by Mr. Trinidad called "Playing With Dolls," in which his mother defends his doll habit ("He's a creative boy"), and his father calls him a sissy.
My questioning, engaged, and creative boy was suddenly one of those kids that melted down every time I said "no".
Moldy Peaches alum and perennial New York City creative boy Adam Green brought the trippy bricolage style from his Macaulay Culkin-starring stoner Aladdin redux to the real world with a room-scale install dubbed the Pizza Beach.
These weird (but beautiful) girls appreciate shy, sad, creative boys and teach them to enjoy life again though sex, love and various activities done in the rain.
Even the incredibly creative boys of that age, that feel they have something to say, must be slightly put off by the idea that reading 'isn't always cool'.
The fundraising efforts are varied and creative; boys donate money to remain unshaven (a violation of school policy), the National Honor Society sells baked goods, the Mother's Club serves breakfast, and each class competes to gather the most pennies in the school-wide "penny wars".
He wasn't a well-connected Chelsea Boy account director, a street-smart, big- deal, big-bellied media director, a creative wild boy, nor a geek intelligentsia type from "planning".
Bright and creative, the boy naturally finds ways to achieve his goal.
What does your grandfather see when he looks at you?" "He sees a bright and creative little boy, who is very kind and caring.
Fuelled by these diverse creative sources, the boy excelled at the local primary school: "Pat was what I would call an all-rounder," says his teacher, Gerry McMahon, "But in English he obviously had talent".
