Sentence examples for impoverished boy from inspiring English sources

Tears run down Mr. Peña's face today as he thinks back to the impoverished boy.

Among those companions was Tom Blankenship, an affable but impoverished boy whom Twain later identified as the model for the character Huckleberry Finn.

The novel, written in the form of a self-help book for Asians striving to get ahead, tells the tale of one man's journey from impoverished boy to corporate tycoon.

It concerns Andie Walsh Molly Ringwaldd), a smart girl from the wrong side of the tracks, who is pursued by both a BMW-driving rich kid and a clownish, good-hearted, impoverished boy who really loves her.

(Sunday) Janacek: The Fiddler's Child A hymn to the transforming power of music, this depicts an impoverished boy, haunted by the ghost of his dead musician father, whose playing releases him from the anguish of earthly existence.

There's even a name for those adults who take an impoverished boy lover: Bacha Baz.

In 1859, inspired by the example of St. Francis de Sales, Don Bosco founded the Salesians to befriend, educate, and help these impoverished boys.

THE Boys & Girls Clubs of America, which traces its history back 150 years to civic-minded Connecticut women who wanted to help get impoverished boys off the streets, is turning to 21st-century social media, including Twitter, to garner support for its mission.

Together they create a different truth of Afghanistan — impoverished boys with rich imaginations, who dream of horses and heroes not shaped by war.

Providing academic and vocational training for 265 orphaned and impoverished boys, it is funded by the Schneller Schools Society in Stuttgart and is under the auspices of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem.

Her film "A Small Act" looks at how an impoverished Kenyan boy's life was drastically changed when an anonymous Swedish woman sponsored his primary and high school education for $15 a term.