Sentence examples for native boy from inspiring English sources

Two months before the attack, while I was touring the Amazon rain forest, a native boy pressed a wild sloth into my arms.

Central to the story is Peevay, a native boy who offers to guide the Englishmen's expedition into the mountainous heart of his homeland.

The lyrics build from a description of the state flag, which features the Big Dipper and was designed by a native boy, Benny Benson, though he is not mentioned in the song.

By Christine Weston The New Yorker, February 5, 1944 P. 24 Childhood memories from India; Kulloo, the little native boy who had made a mud horse that "in the fullness of her time would have a little one".

Tintin hires a native boy, Coco, to assist him in his travels, and shortly after, Tintin rescues Snowy from a crocodile.

For one thing, the native boys climbed the coconut palms, and tossed down coconuts.

They hired native boys as collectors Tells something about the life of the natives in the islands.

The girls were attracting a lot of attention from the native boys, but the girls kept a polite distance.

Our hero noticed that all the trunks had been notched for climbing and that the native boys wore Keds.

Another, more peaceable, method of obtaining specimens is to buy them "fantastically cheaply" from the native boys who climb trees and take the young - parrots especially - from the nests.

By Frederick Jacobi and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 22 , 1950 P. 26A lady back from the Beligan Congo and vicinity told of a couple of jungle scenes that remain vividly in her mind - a picnicking Hindu family listening to American cowboy songs on their portable phonograph, and a trio of native boys singing "Bongo-Bongo-Bongo, I don't want to leave the Congo".