Sentence examples for thing a boy from inspiring English sources

Soon it will be decided for certain what you are, one thing, a boy or girl.

It's not the sort of thing a boy of 20 would be keen on.

Come to think of it, the purchase didn't really meet my expectations, but with the whole new year thing, a boy can dream, right?

It shows them as their 10-year-old public-school selves, where not singing the national anthem genuinely was the most shocking thing a boy could do.

Shooting itself, he believed, was not only a right, but pretty much the best thing a boy could do.The NRA too likes to show that it is on the law's side whenever it can.

The sculptures — of radios, speakers, receivers, and such — have the eerie charm of clay burial artifacts, the sort of thing a boy pharaoh obsessed with his stereo system might commission for his tomb.

In 1911, The Nation wrote that being a cheerleader was "one of the most valuable things a boy can take away from college... it ranks hardly second to that of having been a quarter-back".

I hope this passage conveys all those things: a boy's distance from his parents, the complicated relationship of a couple, the home that protects and separates the family within it.

Our fantasy was of a world-weary boy, a boy who'd experienced things, a boy who would walk up to us, not smiling but eyes burning with desire, and say, "Wanna skate?" "No, no," Carol said, "he says nothing at all".

... the reputation of having been a valiant "cheer-leader" is one of the most valuable things a boy can take away from college.

One of the worst things a boy could be called in my neighborhood was "soft," to be perceived as a girl.