After the rainstorm, the wet boys laughed as they splashed through the puddles on their way to the bus.

The grease boys worked late into the night to get the old truck running again.

As the war effort intensified, the Bevin Boys worked long shifts in the coal mines to keep the country supplied.

On Saturday mornings, the barrow boys filled the market with the smell of fresh bread and cheerful banter.

Every morning, the stable boys brushed the horses' coats until they shone.

The birthday boys blew out their candles together while everyone sang.

Even during the meeting, they acted like boys and their toys, obsessing over the new gadgets instead of discussing the budget.

The head boys organized a charity concert to raise funds for the local shelter.

The frat boys organized a charity car wash to raise money for the local animal shelter.

After the banquet, the pot boys stayed late to scrub every pan and skillet until they sparkled.