Sentence examples for wolf boy from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, in the paddock, Gyarmati glanced at Wolf Boy, the No. 6 horse.

BLUNT [pulling out a gun]: I've thought about it, wolf boy, and that hair is just too scratchy.

In one, a short-lived TV show called "Grand," she had to cast the role of "wolf boy," a teen-ager who was raised in the forest by wolves.

Seen in the larger context of such romantic homogeneity, the heartthrob figure of Jacob the wolf boy, played by Taylor Lautner, in "The Twilight" series feels unexpectedly, well, important.

They both also wrote strange, almost surreal poems about figures half-human, half-animal, or animals who had qualities entirely human, or humans who were secretly animals, poems such as Bishop's "The Man-Moth" or Gunn's "The Allegory of the Wolf Boy" or "Moly".

"The Wolf Boy used to give interviews and be on television for free," Harris squawks.

Bearded ladies, wolf boys, giants: in the sideshow's heyday, their physical differences made them objects of fascination, gawked and giggled at.

The air and the moon together sang a furious and wonderful song: Come with us, wolf-boy!

In her anarchic spirit, she is a descendant of Maurice Sendak's Max, the wolf-suited boy from "Where the Wild Things Are" (1963).

The risk here being, we're dealing with a magic wolf and a boy in a coma — a boy prodigy in a coma, mind you — and 16 seconds of miracle music, not to mention a dead guy composing wonder songs from the afterlife.

Made with formalist precision in every way, this story about a lone wolf of a boy being bullied at school evolves into a devastating dissection of crime and punishment, alienation, power and our complex relationship with animals.