choirboy

Once I was a choirboy, if you can believe it.

But Jones does not want to be known as a choirboy, either.

"He may not be a choirboy, but he's going to get the job done."

She wasted no time making changes in the choirboy school.

Because of this, it is sometimes known as "the choirboys' church".

He has been no choirboy, but I wonder if people are even interested in his side of the story anymore.

I just laugh at how people think he's a choirboy."

His visage is often described as that of a choirboy.

And it wasn't like Butch knew a lot of choirboys.

They do not, however, paint him as a choirboy.

Since when did you start sounding like a choirboy?

Oh, it had been enough to make a vengeful spirit of a choirboy, what they'd done.

They've seen too many axe murderers that look like choirboys.

Makes me sound like a choirboy, and he could drink a Marine regiment under the table.

Most (with the exception of the choirboys) appear never to have encountered one another before.

Its creation dates back to 1416 as a school for the cathedral's choirboys.

From an early age he sang as a choirboy.

Choirboys are still educated at the school as scholarship holders.

A choirboy is a boy member of a choir, also known as a treble.

But compared to their American competitors, they were choirboys.

"I don't want to come across as a choirboy," he quickly apologized.

A choirboy like you couldn't survive in my world. "

Suddenly the four defendants, who'd sat like choirboys for five months, erupted with hate.

The trebles do not sing in the English choirboy tradition.

This music calls for voices with the timbre of grown choirboys.