Sentence examples for mean the boy from inspiring English sources

You mean the boy?" Hayashi frowned.

Chatting with a friend on Palisade Avenue, one resident, Susan Stancil, put it this way: "I mean the boy was doing wrong, the drugs and stuff.

I mean, the boy didn't seem to be around anymore, and no one had seen the French Woman, either in the barbershop or on the pathway down by the beach where she liked to go for walks.

It doesn't mean the boys can do exactly what they please, though: "If Wayne needs telling off, I'll tell him off," says Coleen.

But their life is "fragile and uncertain", he said, because of the discrimination they face as a family and because if one of them dies, the adoption laws mean the boys will be left in legal limbo.

"I mean the boys have been outstanding.

Diga ape-wi means that "the boy played soccer (I know because I saw him)", while diga ape-hiyi means "the boy played soccer (I assume)".

That means the boy, Nathaniel Brazill, would be sentenced to life in prison without parole if convicted.

Refusing the application to drop reporting restrictions – which only apply until the boy is 18 – the judge said the "logistics" of the sentence meant the boy would probably still be under 18 when he was released into the community, albeit under tight supervision.

According to arguments by the Border Patrol agent's attorneys, that means the boy's family has no legal means by which to sue.

Schopenhauer was right, though not quite in the way he meant: the boys can do anything.