Sentence examples for redheaded boy from inspiring English sources
A slim woman with red hair walked a little redheaded boy out of the building.
(The moment at which Dalton grabs hold of a redheaded boy and exclaims "Stay back, or the gingernut gets it!" is to my ears the noblest line reading since the demise of Sir John Gielgud).
He proceeded to give meticulous descriptions of what may be the longest series of foul balls in baseball history, even describing in detail the redheaded boy who scrambled for a souvenir ball.
In her rather bizarre debut, the touchy shrink treats a patient haunted by vivid dreams of a child exactly like a little redheaded boy who has been kidnapped and is presumed dead — and just like another child who went missing under similar circumstances many years ago.
"Fifteen, 16 … 17,000 crabs are on these walls!" reports a redheaded boy at water's edge, scanning the sea life below.
After a few minutes, an older redheaded boy came up to me and asked me what time it was.
His father once remarked, about George and his brother Maurice: "I fear those two redheaded boys are stupid", an observation which proved untrue for all four boys.
Gone were the pep-rally ads, like the memorable Ameritrade commercials featuring the manic, redheaded office boy Stuart, a champion of day trading, who exhorted his fusty boss: "Let's light this candle".
The video shows U.S. soldiers rounding up redheaded men and boys and bussing them to the desert where they are brutally beaten and killed.
Chucky, as the overalls-wearing miscreant was called, started his rampage in "Child's Play," Tom Holland's darkly comic 1988 horror film about a little boy whose redheaded Good Guy doll is inhabited by the spirit of a foul-mouthed killer.
It will of course need a redheaded girl who looks like a boy, a grim faced chaperone called Miss Merryweather, an ex-army aunt who can drive anything but burns everything she cooks, nine year old sputnik loving Larry, a black barrister come actor, furious crooks on Josie's tail and the River Police.
