Sentence examples for describing a boy from inspiring English sources

"Worthwhile, I hope!" Also exhumed: a 1962 letter from Mr. Richards to his Aunt Patty describing a boy he had known in primary school, Mick Jagger.

The beauty of "Jim the Boy" lies in its graceful way of describing a boy who is in every way thus poised on the verge of discovery, thrilled and fearful to find new wisdom flooding into his familiar world.

"Turn the lights off, so our horny souls can have some private time," she sings through the icy synths and stuttering beats of Glass, whereas another moment sees the Danish singer describing a boy who "makes me want to tear my white skin apart".

At the opposite extreme, Mr. Kapica offered a tightly compressed musical-theater piece describing a boy's last day of kindergarten, which coincides with his fifth birthday.

"By emphasizing men's lust-driven side, you're describing a boy, not a man.

In another he described a fantasy of mutilating "preps" and described a boy opening fire on a group of schoolmates.

The advocate's report describes a boy who had failed to navigate the byzantine corridors that are middle school.

Tiny, the youngest of the four and the last to join their ranks, describes a boy playing with a toy gun in a park.

Another part of the survey describes a boy's charred and shredded jacket, shown draped over the back of a chair.

She describes a boy who started his criminal career spitting at people and throwing eggs before progressing to bike theft and car crime.

On Monday, as Georgia Ferrell spoke about her son to reporters, she held his childhood Winnie the Pooh doll and described a boy who loved animals and promised her that he would one day give her grandchildren.