Sentence examples for the boy which from inspiring English sources

In the end the old man simply knew too much for the boy, which was hardly a surprise.

Lane Smith, counterintuitively, chooses that very moment as the starting point for "Pinocchio the Boy," which he wrote and illustrated.

She doffs her titular cap to Sir Noel Coward with a third novel called Mad about the Boy, which will see our loveable klutz tangle with these social media thingies.

At the heart of the novel are Lauren's conversations with the boy, which she tapes, and interrogates, a kind of fragmentary pillow talk from beyond the grave, or from back in time, or an inspired act of mimicry.

A new exhibition, Mad About the Boy, which has opened at London's Fashion Space Gallery, focuses on the link between catwalk and youth trends: "Dressing patterns have changed," said Lou Stoppard, editor of SHOWstudio.

The sweet and unworldly character played by Renee Zellweger in "Jerry Maguire," and her winningly vulnerable son, bring out the protective side of him; he becomes a surrogate father himself, "falling in love" with the boy, which in turn enables him to take the first fearful steps toward intimacy with the mother.

From the table, she phoned home to check on the boys, which led to a discussion of parenthood.

York appreciated the opportunity to be around the boys, which was why he and his wife attended most games.

"I got a few hugs and high fives yesterday from the boys, which made me feel really good," Langer said.

Watson said Eric Koelma made a complaint involving allegations of "cover-ups" and "jobs for the boys", which were included in a document sent to him by his brother.

In Cleveland friends and family describe the boys – which everyone calls them – as lost souls who had found hope in the Occupy movement.