Sentence examples for stick boy from inspiring English sources
noun
A simple drawing of a boy with lines to represent limbs and torso.
"There's a guy who's a former stick boy for the Americans, who parks cars for Coyotes games," he said.
I was the bat boy when he played baseball and the stick boy when he played hockey".
"I was always the stick boy on his hockey team and the bat boy on his baseball team trying to catch up to him," Mike Glavine said.
Some 26 years on, that stick boy is a multi-millionaire.
In 1988, he was the club's 15-year-old stick boy.
When Telford's general manager and former player, Paul Thomason, saw Scholes' company sponsoring the Emmys, he made contact with his former stick boy.
Behind the finance speak, the stick-gang is hellbent on mayhem and Piggy is the buzzkill: City Slicker Stick Boys versus Adair "Piggy" Turner.
Only five days remain to analyze the Penguins-Red Wings matchup ("We'll be breaking down the training staff and stick boys before they drop the puck," joked James Duthie on TSN), and even though the boss will want our pick to win the Big Tin Mug, we're excellent at procrastinating.
Good luck getting it to stick, boys.
When the Lord of the Flies spoof dropped into my inbox, what made me smile wasn't just that it stripped down Golding's vision of innocence abandoned to a gang of foul-mouthed stick-boys singling out the slightly blobbier Piggy stick-boy.
Stick the boy promptly after stunning it; this helps for good bleeding.
