Sentence examples for to start a boy from inspiring English sources

My heart sank: does he really think a writer such as Clare is the place to start a boy on poetry, to start anyone on poetry for that matter?

After G-Dragon was approached by YG-Entertainment for possible candidates to start a boy group, G-Dragon contacted T.O.P, with whom he was childhood friend with, leading to the latter to audition in.

However, he is confused with the midwife's own son, and is sent to the Supreme Custodian to help start a boy army.

He served there from 1947 until 1975, helping to start a school and a Boy Scout troop.

I remember checking in around the middle of the decade at about 7,500 on the list, still plenty of time to start a family -- a boy, in 1988 -- fail at a marriage, be promoted, play the singles game and meet my future wife (the second).

Unfortunately, even in the movie, Mr. Smith had a pretty limited agenda; he wanted to start a camp for boys, which was a nice idea, but, good grief, the Depression was on.

Someone will copyright the name "The Deplorables" and use it to start a successful country rock boy band.

If we want to start a movement where girls (and boys) use social media for good, we're going to need more trailblazers.

There were problems to that – we had to start a programme to teach girls and boys about the changes which come to their bodies as they grow up.

Denise's project was to start a youth organization providing girls and boys with training and skills that would empower them to make informed decisions about reproductive health, support them psychosocially and help them become leaders in the fight to end discrimination and violence against girls.

The boys were left trying to start a campfire.