Sentence examples for state boy from inspiring English sources

On his first day at Fernald, Freddie Boyce, a 7-year-old orphan, shy, slow to talk and the survivor of seven foster homes, was stripped by a social worker and dressed in stiff dungarees -- clothes that would mark him as a "state boy," a child, that is, with no family connections.

This year, however, the polls are tighter, there's a home state boy running as vice president, and the GOP is fresh off victory in the June recall election, so Republicans believe the state could go in Romney's favor.

In the first tournament he entered, however, Budge won the California state boys' singles (1930).

The district uncovered the cage-fight accusations while investigating a scandal that forced South Oak Cliff to relinquish its 2005 and 2006 state boys basketball championship titles.

He explains in his 2016 memoir, "The Field of Fight," that he got caught doing some "serious and unlawful activity" and had to spend a night in the state boys' penitentiary and serve a year's probation.

The rebellion of the state boys was less an isolated act -- though D'Antonio narrates the residents' climactic takeover of one building and the fateful consequences for those involved -- than a way of being.

Despite the inhumane conditions in which they lived, the state boys, through countless small acts of self-assertion, and through the enduring friendships they formed with one another, refused to accept the state's categorization of them as anything less than fully human.

The other won a record six state boys' titles at Oxnard.

Santa Ana Mater Dei is ranked No. 1 in the CalHiSports.com preseason state boys' basketball rankings.

He often talked to us about the state boys' ranch in Eastern Washington, where he grew up.

"I was just in a shooting slump before, but not now, when it matters". The title completed a unique hat trick for the Wolverines, who captured section and state boys' basketball titles in 1995-96 and '96-97.