Sentence examples for winsome boy from inspiring English sources

That first poem, published in 1923, paved the way for the quartet of books that launched the winsome boy and his stuffed pal Winnie-the-Pooh, among the most cherished of characters in children's literature.

From the awkward, bug-eyed visage that once drew stares has emerged a winsome boy who few would guess had lived through a 10-year craniofacial ordeal.

The winsome baby boy quickly became known across the internet universe as Bernie Baby after his mother, Susan Lomas, posted photos on Facebook and Twitter of him greeting Sanders at a political rally in Las Vegas.

Equally flat is Jane's dithering between a winsome stable boy and a broody actor — haven't we all been there?

One of his early heroes was the snobbish dandy Beau Brummel, and Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, impressed by the shyness and good manners that alternated with his seismic spasms of violence, likened him to the winsome blue boy in Gainsborough's painting.

This tolerance dates back to the Ottoman era when sultans would bring winsome boys on military campaigns.

Fascination with cross-dressing dates to Ottoman times, when winsome boys dressed as girls would belly-dance for the sultan.

Han-Kyul starts a Chippendales of sorts, a coffee shop staffed entirely by adorable, winsome Korean boys almost as cute as him, and hires what he believes to be just another cute young thing with junk in the front trunk.

A lovely, bust-length portrait painted by Francesco Francia in 1510 pictures a winsome, long-haired boy of 10 named Federigo Gonzaga.

Then he drowns him out by singing the Hokey Cokey over the top of his winsome tale of a boy named Ted.

Then he drowns him out by singing the Hokey Cokey over the top of his winsome tale of a boy named Ted.