“Ruger is a solidly built, lovable larrikin of a boy, who has already proven himself to be able to do anything he has a go at.”

“My best friend is currently out with her boy.”

“It was an opportunity to fulfil a boyhood fantasy to mix it with swashbucklers.”

“His is not a story of hothousing a talent through academies from early boyhood.”

“He worked on a new touchdown dance, something that will distinguish him from his boyhood idol Deion Sanders.”

“For all his verbal roughhousing, the 41-year-old exudes a peculiar vulnerability and a boyishness in his taunts.”

“His face was fined down and lost most of its boyishness but his skin was still a dusky gold.”

“Though he's preternaturally young, his unmediated aggressiveness has tempered any bit of boyishness.”

“But they are all away, one to every airt, and the house is very lonely without any boys in it.”

“The band of boys to which Michael was attached was marched at once to Adrianople.”

“The boys, they're over there!”