Sentence examples for fit boy from inspiring English sources

"Seamus is a really fit boy so when he got that feeling something was wrong with his hamstring we needed to take that seriously.

"He's cultured, and athletically he's a very fit boy.

He's not played for a while so I think that will be the big problem for him, but he's a naturally fit boy.

On 31-year-old left-back Cole, who has won 99 caps for England, Di Matteo said: "He's a fit boy.

He said: "Joe Ledley and Scott Brown are two fit boys, plus there's Beram Kayal.

I didn't live in an estate, where everyone had Sky and there were lots of benches to hang out on with fit boys drenched in wet hair gel.

Newell said: "He's the fittest boy on our staff – he'd be No1 on our fitness scores in every category – so rarely do we have to worry about him in terms of illness or sickness or anything like that.

Part healthy Edie Sedgwick, part fit-boy-in-Day-Glo-hoodie, 21-year-old Agyness Deyn (even her name is spelled with fun in mind!) is the model of the moment.

In 1897, free again, he wrote a long letter to the Daily Chronicle bitterly attacking the treatment of a prison warder in Reading who was sacked for giving some biscuits to a child, telling of such tiny prisoners that the warders had been unable to find any clothes to fit one boy.

It is Trevor's great tact never to fit the boy out with any Iago-like credo: wickedness is seen as natural however deplorable, and the rest of us, whether decent or just averagely unpleasant, as helpless victims of Timothy's and the world's depredations.

In the novella "Scott-King's Modern Europe" (1947), Waugh's pessimism about the future is in the schoolmaster's admonition: "I think it would be very wicked, indeed, to do anything to fit a boy for the modern world".