Sentences with phrase «write about the boy»

The city, which famously inspired J.K. Rowling to start writing about the Boy Who Lived, is now home to an apartment that looks like it was plucked straight out of Hogwarts.

As kids we would take the time to write about the boy we had feelings for, and our newest experiences.

The script was originally written by The Devil Wears Prada scribe Aline Brosh McKenna but is being re-written (I'm guessing because McKenna's version was the «too dark» one) by Chris Weitz, who wrote About a Boy and The Golden Compass, which I imagine makes some of you less - than - hopeful.

It's based on the book by Colm Tóibín with a screenplay by Nick Hornby, who also wrote About a Boy, High Fidelity and adapted last year's Wild.

Jennifer frequently writes about boys» issues, including articles in The Washington Post, Parents, Scholastic Instructor, Boys» Life and Parade.com.

I recently wrote about our boy's bathroom as well - which happens to also be the main guest bathroom in the house - an unfortunate fact and I am sure you can imagine why:) Did you see that — it has a similar feel to what their bedroom will have.

Not exact matches

If you write something negative about it or its products, the fan boys jump on you.

It's an allegorical tale written by Paulo Coelho about a young boy on a quest to fulfill his destiny.

If you're into tech and electronics, writing on Engadget is a great fit, but if you want to write a detailed post about user - centered design, you might be better off writing on Specky Boy.

Lieberman has analyzed Cruz and wrote a book about groupies of incarcerated killers, «Bad Boys: Why We Love Them, How to Live with Them and When to Leave Them.»

In high school I wrote terrible poetry about boys.

Probably no one ever has written so understandingly of twelve - and thirteen - year - old boys as Bradbury does repeatedly, particularly in Dandelion Wine, with its prosaic - romantic setting of Waukegan, Illinois (Bradbury's birthplace) and a thousand other American towns about 1928.

Caryn Rivadeneira wrote an excellent response at Her.Meneutics that says just about everything that needs to be said about why we shouldn't shame little boys for nurturing and caring for baby dolls.

And they were able to read it in language written so that anyone, even, as Tyndale wrote, «the boy who driveth the plow,» could understand it.1 The Word became, as Ong says, silent.2 That silence has had profound influence on the way we think about religious language, but it is well to remember that when those translations into the vernacular were made, they were not written down in the language of print.

Written and directed by John Carney, the film is about a boy named Conor who tries to impress a girl by starting a band.

I'm sorry I don't want to offend anyone but I don't recall much if anything you have written about pressures boys face.

It was written right about the time when a young boy of about 12 years old is marveling some of these teachers at the Temple in Jerusalem.

God comes to earth, magi pay It a visit, a star stops, a king tries to kill all boy babies, it brings dead to life, gives great lectures etc. etc. and not one writing, one piece of jewelry, one clay tablet, one letter about It the entire 30 years It's on earth.

Hamilton volunteered a story about his daughter reading her new Bible and asking when he put her to bed, «Daddy, why is the Bible only written to boys?»

A Very Brief History of Eternity by Carlos Eire Princeton, 258 pages, $ 24.95 Carlos Eire, A Yale professor and the author of the 2003 National Book Award winner Waiting for Snow in Havana: Confessions of a Cuban Boy, is clearly capable of remembering and writing about the smells and tastes and....

It was written in 7 A.D. right about the time when a young boy of 12 years old (assuming he was born in 5 B.C. — Life Application, p. 1636) is marveling some of these very same teachers at the temple at Jerusalem.

It commented: «Since the decadent Roman wrote two millennia ago about the attraction of boy - man love, observers have noted the linkages between homosexuality and paedophilia».

And in between that, a trip to Japan happened (still figuring out how to write about that from a food perspective, because boy was there a lot of food), many weekends were spent up at the cottage, I wrote my doctoral comprehensive exam, and before I knew it, the year was almost over.

Patrick Rothfuss's debut novel about Kvothe, a young boy who grows to be a legend, is compelling and beautifully written.

She also wrote a beautiful post about how (and why) she will share it with her boys.

«He wrote a term paper at Vincennes about boys trying to influence him with dope and the bad smells he found.

Contributor for Bless You Boys Mechanical Engineer writing about baseball from Toledo Ohio.

But I think it is important to write this because it is already known that the Arsenal fans are some of the most popular on the internet, and sooner or later, these opinions being expressed about Le Coq will begin to affect some fans, and the next will be boo boys who will troll and force Coquelin's confidence to drop.

Of course, the biggest problem was that he played at the same time as Rickey Henderson, which is like one of the best cartoonists in the world writing a strip about a boy and a stuffed tiger at the same time Bill Watterson gets syndicated.

The ref halts play, whips out his black notebook and writes down the player's name, while 50,000 spectators boo and the offender writhes in the discomfort of a boy about to go off to detention hall.

But Martinez played down that matter after the Young Boys match, saying: «There has been a lot written about that — there was a conversation taken a little bit out of context after the Chelsea game.

But, none of this came close to what the famous Tottenham boys achieved following this in 1960 - 1961, it may not of all happened at Lane but I couldn't not write about this special moment where we won many vital league and FA Cup games at Lane anyway!

A young boy thrown into a alien world, forced to improvise to find his way and gain approval: Roald Dahl might as well have been talking about the career of Daniel Miguel Alves Gomes in Russia when he wrote his classic children's novel.

Suitcases & Sippy Cups is all about travel with the family unit, written by Jessica Bowers, a mom of four boys.

There are volumes written about it, and had I read them I would have had a better understanding not only of my mother's behaviors but also how they influenced me, and boy did they!

I am pretty sure you're writing about MY life, right down to the crappy boy and crappy baby boy (almost 6 and almost 2).

In fact, it was her experience fostering a young toddler boy that recently inspired her to write a beautiful, yet heartbreaking Facebook post, sharing her sadness about having to say goodbye to the boy.

Yesterday we wrote about a somewhat similar story about Jessica Rotter and Briana Guerrero, a mother - daughter pair in Illinois who gave birth to baby boys just six hours apart — also in adjoining hospital rooms.

A classical soprano with an MFA in Theatre Education / Outreach and Dramatic writing, she started her blog because having a family gave her a point of view as a cook, and being a mother (to boys, ages 2 & 5, one with sensory - motor problems) made her even more eager to learn about food systems and how the stuff we eat affects little people's bodies and brains.

I have written about this a lot as I am an attachment parent, my three boys were breastfed beyond babyhood and never had a bottle.

She writes about their life on a ranch in Texas, her three boys, and life as a gamer mom.

I wanted to write about the birth of Mattis, our third baby boy, but I quickly realized in order to get to the point of my husband and me deciding to have a home birth, it would take a little back ground info; well, actually, a lot.

I write articles about my two rambunctious boys, organic alternatives, and eco-conscious living.

As a mom of 5 boys, raising kids consumes most every thought — writing about my parenting experiences and tips was a natural fit.

I am the mama of two boys (ages 7 and 4), and I write about nature, mindfulness, unschooling, consensual parenting... in short: life, love, and trust.

Blogger Berry Sweet Baby, for instance, recently wrote about how when none of her usual tricks for winding down her two - year - old boy were working, she «plopped him in an empty» box with two crayons and some lullabies and he remained occupied for a full 45 minutes.

It's World Breastfeeding Week this week and to celebrate I wanted to write about my breastfeeding journeys with my two boys.

When I am not looking after my two beautiful boys, I research and write about sleep.

«We need to support each other to do the best we can, even if our choices are different from other moms»,» says Rebecca Kaminsky, mother of two boys in Berkeley, California, who writes about her experience with postpartum depression on the Web site Literary Mama.

A blog written by the homeschooling mother of two sets of twin boys, Earnest Parenting is all about..