Examples of 'boy won' in a sentence
Meaning of "boy won"
boy won - This phrase typically refers to a young male individual who emerged victorious in a competition, game, or contest. It suggests that a boy achieved success or came out as the winner in a particular situation
How to use "boy won" in a sentence
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boy won
The boy won the trophy easily.
I heard your boy won.
And a local boy won almost every prize.
After a while they wrestled again, and the boy won.
Your boy won the election.
It is not surprising that the boy won the batch in chess.
My boy won in your casino.
Bantling Boy won.
My boy won five grand.
Tango with Me and Mirror Boy won the most awards.
The boy won the lotto the last time.
Awards were given for the best presentations . And a local boy won almost every prize.
Race boy won again.
No, you had to win the race, Pretty Boy won the race.
The ingenious boy won a prize for his invention.
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Mate in seven? The boy won.
The boy won out.
On Thursday, neither boy won.
And so the boy won the match and the tournament.
Rodder 's girl did a strip and Del Boy won a fifty-pence bit.
The boy won the first prize is only fifteen years old.
Maddy, that boy won me.
Stone Boy won membership in the Legion of Superheroes in a contest.
I am excited . Did you know our boy won the school-wide spelling bee?
That boy won a four-year scholarship on the strength of that photograph.
Earlier that same year, a 17-year-old transgender boy won the Texas state girls ' wrestling championship.
The Queretaro boy won the Champions Cup, which is a category higher than first place.
Rodney 's girl did a strip and Del Boy won a 50p bet.
And a local boy won almost every prize . There he is.
The boy won it fair and square!
And this boy won ' t be happy.
That boy won ' t be happy.
Did you know our boy won the school-wide spelling bee?
A 10-year-old boy won a science fair with a project concluding that Tom Brady is a cheater.
Hello … Our boy won the prize.
The boy won her over!
Did you know our boy won the school-wide spelling bee? Sorry, I'm excited.
