Sentence examples for through boy from inspiring English sources
This Sunday extravagance is served in a Mediterranean-style courtyard where a fountain murmurs as a band slinks through "Boy From Ipanema".
Re "The Boys at the Back," by Christina Hoff Sommers ("The Great Divide" series, Sunday Review, Feb. 3): The way to deal with boys' underachievement in school is not through "boy friendly" policies like more recess, single-sex classrooms and male teachers but through strong academic climates and clear, consistent information about occupations and the educational pathways that lead to them.
The full album drops through Boy Toy/Live Nation/Interscope in March.
Through Boy With A Knife, Trounstine explores not only the crime that Karter committed, but his personal history and even the social and economic culture in which he grew up, all of which led to the perfect storm for his crime to be committed.
"Kids still want programming, but they don't want to sit through Boy Meets World" — a mind-numbing 24 minutes long — said Rob Fishman, a former Huffington Post editor who is now the co-founder of Niche, a marketing platform that connects brands with social media creators, including Nash.
There are the obsessively elaborated see-through boys drawn by Dwight Mackintosh, a severely retarded Californian.
Conrad adds, "Girls reported harassment through boys and teachers when having to use the open to relieve themselves".
In the two years they were there, twenty-three boys passed through — boys who had spent an average of eleven years in foster care.
This year's shrinking of the gender gap has been achieved through boys improving their results whilst the performance of girls remains static.
"Best Friends and Better Coping: Facilitating Psychological Resilience Through Boys' and Girls Closest Friendshipss," from British Journal of Psychology This study shows that even a single close friendship is valuable in protecting children — even the most vulnerable — against multiple psychological risk factors.
We, the watchers of the watching, re-experience our own lost innocence through the boy.
