Sentence examples for unusual boy from inspiring English sources

Foster was an unusual boy who grew into an unusual man.

The other is "The Odd Life of Timothy Green," about an unusual boy who has leaves growing out of his lower legs; it arrives in August.

"If a very realistic story about an unusual boy could make you nervous," she says, wringing her crudely drawn, strangely speckled hands, "you should probably not read this".

Told to mesmerising effect in both words and pictures, The Invention of Hugo Cabret recounts the story of an unusual boy called Hugo who lives in a busy train station in 1930s Paris.

Unless Sadness is an unusual Scandinavian boy's name, which perhaps translates as Alvin.

The Item added, "Most unusual poor boy on record was made for customer who insisted he wanted sliced bananas with ketchup and mayonnaise".

He is an unusual poster boy for Italian football, which is why it would be poignant for Balotelli to swing his career around, and to find the focus for his undeniable ability to flourish.

As an adult, Solomon has a charmingly anachronistic manner – it is easy to imagine him in a velvet three piece suit, holding a monocle – so it is not surprising to learn he was an unusual little boy, one who would recount the plots of operas on the school bus (this, he writes, did not make him popular).

He was an unusual poster boy for Western values, but I let it go.

Drew was a dancer, unusual for boys here, and black in a mostly white town.

It is not unusual for boys to circulate these photos among their friends or send them to a wide group as a form of ownership or revenge.