Sentence examples for lame boy from inspiring English sources

"The lame boy for whom Peter was invented more than 40 years ago is now an air warden in a bombed London parish".

Meanwhile Nicholas is packed off as a schoolmaster to the horrific boarding establishment Dotheboys Hall, where Wackford Squeers Jim Broadbentt) and his ghastly wife (Juliet Stevenson) brutally abuse their charges, particularly a lame boy, Smike Jamie Belll).

Even "the lame boy with the funny legs".

Jeremy Taylor of the National Youth Music Theatre spotted Allen in her role as a lame boy in 'The Pied Piper Of Hamelin' and got her an audition with Les Miserables casting agents.

Next, the mob descended on the lame shoeshine boy outside the Light of Dawn hotel.

Amahl and the Night Visitors (1951), the first opera composed for television, is the story of a lame shepherd boy who gives his crutch to the Three Wise Men as a gift for the Christ child.

"Amahl and the Night Visitors," meanwhile, the holiday opera by Gian Carlo Menotti, tells of a lame shepherd boy who answers the door to the Three Wise Men, and after a while gives them his staff as a gift for the infant Jesus and then suddenly finds he can walk.

But the young lovers in Kathryn Bigelow's superb 1987 film, "Near Dark," are tragically cute, as are many of the teenage bloodsuckers in the lame "Lost Boys" (1987), a long-unawaited sequel to which was released last year.

They include some funky camp humor (gold-lame bar-boy gear; mosquito-size Cupids), a complex sexual and racial dynamic of dominance and submission and a poignant sense of loss, which serves as a reminder that the piece was made at the height of the AIDS epidemic.

Sort of a lame reason, but boy was that a hell of an episode.

URUMQI, China — The lynch mob first set upon the lame Uighur shoeshine boy in the narrow alley, sticks and knives in hand.