Sentence examples for schoolboy of from inspiring English sources

When Lambert was a schoolboy of 11, a teacher initiated him, and he "felt no shame or fear, only gratitude".

Nor, perhaps, that the schoolboy of the Politburo's standing committee, Hu Jintao, has been the front-man during this affair, leaving senior leaders notably less visible.

1938 Unearthed Skull May Support Darwin KINGBRIDGE, England — The discovery by a South African schoolboy of the skull of an anthropoid ape, announced here today [Aug.

The average schoolboy of the present day, the article says, would rather play in the band than on the football team.

That has been Mr. Bond's belief since he was taken, as a lost, unhappy schoolboy of 14, to see Donald Wolfit as Macbeth.

One was a schoolboy of 13, Imran, whose head was cut by glass shrapnel while he was asleep at home, his uncle, Sadiq, said.

He has, after all, made a career out of playing clueless public schoolboys of varying degrees of ghastliness.

Movie photography was another factor: "The Odeon Arcade, Paris" of 1952 has the eerie atmosphere of "The Third Man," and "Schoolboys" of the same year points to her admiration for Alain Resnais.

Wilson tells the history of tactics from the amateur chase-the-ball public schoolboys of the 19th century up to the pioneers of the 20th, like Dynamo Kiev's Valeri Lobanovsky and AC Milan's Arrigo Sacchi.

It documents the lives of four Iraqi schoolboys of different religious or ethnic backgrounds over the course of one year in the form of a video diary.

As the couple left Windsor for their honeymoon at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, they were cheered by the schoolboys of neighbouring Eton College, who included Lord Randolph Churchill.