He is a very sensible boy, a modest, humble boy.
Within this small boy, so modest in his manner, there were symphonies unwritten, suites and concertos and oratorios.
However when the proportion consented out of those eligible was considered by several socio-demographic characteristics, although there was some variation, the differences were generally modest (sex (boys = 65%%, girls = 67%%), ethnicity (white = 75%%, South Asian = 61%%, Black African Caribbean = 64 %; deprivation (most deprived quintile = 65%%, least deprived quintile = 72%%).
Seamus Heaney still remembers that day in 1968 when the shy 16-year-old stood before him, a small, cherubic boy from a modest family, with a wash of wild, curly hair framing his face.
Boi (pronounced BOY), a modest but attractive new restaurant just east of Grand Central, never lets the taste buds get restless.
Improvement over adult-based prediction was more modest in the boys.
The new principal at my school used two phrases while addressing new dress code rules to a class: "Modest is hottest" and "boys will be boys".
A Brooklyn boy of modest means, Mr. Seham graduated from Amherst College in 1954, summa cum laude.
In the Colorado case, a federal appeals court ruled that a modest benefit to the boy was sufficient and that no tuition reimbursement was warranted.
At Canesso the spotlight is on the "Master of Blue Jeans" (through November 6th), an otherwise unnamed 17th-century Italian painter whose subjects, such as "Portrait of a Young Boy", were modest working people wearing the blue denim manufactured in Genoa.
