Sentence examples for part of boy from inspiring English sources
The part of Boy George will be taken by newcomer Douglas Booth, while Mark Gatiss plays music impresario Malcolm McLaren.
Skepta, Jammer and DJ Maximum thrilled the Red Bull Culture Clash 2 years in a row as part of Boy Better Know, Novelist has been MCing on pirate radio since he was 15 and Stormzy has built one of the strongest cult fanbases in UK urban music.
The producer further went on to say that people wanted Timberlake to be conformed to being part of boy band NSYNC, with the former insisting that the singer is an immaculate vocalist.
His younger brother Ashford was a contestant on The X Factor 2011 as part of boy band The Risk until they were voted out in Week 5. Having been in their youth schemes since the age of 10, Campbell signed for the Manchester United Academy on 1 July 2004.
The hierarchical, aggressive physical horseplay at recess, which some educators note is a normal part of boys' and young mens' development, is, in other schools, forbidden.
Richard Dreyfuss proposed a Chicago-based adaptation of Bleasdale's television play The Muscle Market (one of the most brilliant things he has ever done, with bravura performances from Peter Postlethwaite and Alison Steadman, it was originally intended as part of Boys from the Blackstuff, then produced separately and broadcast in 1981).
For example, hunts may occur primarily for prestige, as part of boys' puberty and initiation rites, as payment of bride price or bride service, in the context of establishing alliances or restoring peaceful relations between competing groups, as part of community-wide calendrical or episodic rituals, and for many other socially-grounded reasons.
And, when you think of it, great acts of courage on the part of boys who make them.
The kirve will theoretically become part of the boy's family, and the boy cannot marry the kirve's daughter, as it is considered incest.
Read the second part of Little boy blue here.
The dog soon becomes a crucial part of the boy's family.
