Sentence examples for les the boy from inspiring English sources

Les, the boy, was hunting wintergreen berries higher up the ridge side.

He and Le Poittevin invented a grotesque imaginary character, called "le Garçon" (the Boy), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most degrading.

Together they invented a grotesque imaginary character called "le Garçon" ("the Boy"), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most debased.

Le Garçon et l'aveugle ("The Boy and the Blind Man"), a simple tale of trickster tricked, could have been played by a jongleur and his boy and ranks for some scholars as the first farce.

"Le Garcon des Neons" ("The Boy in the Neon Lights"), taken in 1998, shows a young man in shadow, standing in front of a broken window, blood streaming from his wrists.

When James was in his early teens, and Edward was seven or eight, the two families stayed together at Le Plan, and the boys shared a room.

Mr. Theem ling said an autopsy found that the gun was directly against the boy's head when it was fired.

Another witness told Le Figaro that the doctor positioned himself by the awning and caught the boy in his arms after he bounced off it.

The boy was sent to school at the Collège du Plessis (Lycée Louis-le-Grand), and it was decided that he would carry on the family martial tradition.

According to Le Figaro, prosecutors in Nice have also asked for a separate investigation into reports of abuse within the boy's family.

The boy thrived properly.