Verwenden Sie „tomboy“ in einem Satz

1. 'So was she a tomboy as a child?'

2. Well, you see, we grew up together, and since I am three years older than Rick, I used to be the leader of the ‘pack’ and a tomboy as well

3. LaVerne was not as vain, maybe because she was always more of a tomboy than Lynn

4. She didn’t look at all like the messy tomboy they all knew

5. “My mom was so happy that I was trying to be a girl instead of a tomboy

6. In his fatherly eyes she had turned too suddenly from tomboy to debutante

7. A freckled-faced, pale-skinned tomboy, whispered into the

8. “Can you imagine how exciting it could be for a girl like me to be part of your Time Patrol? I have been constantly treated before like a tomboy who wouldn’t stay in her proper place, even though I could drive and operate heavy machinery better than most of these beer-guzzling loudmouths

9. ‘’What did this boy mean about time travel?’’ Asked Shiloh, a bright and lively beautiful blond girl with a tomboy attitude

10. Moonmi, our classmate, a very talkative tomboy; she was telling to her friends

11. Mita, was quite a tomboy, she had strength that can match a man's

12. " Ali stressed, "Is still a tomboy, and still has strength that can match a man's

13. He had watched her grow up from a stubborn, dirty-faced tomboy to a lovely young woman

14. Besides, being a tomboy most of her life, she never felt the need to use makeup

15. Though she might be a brilliant soccer player, Kristen didn't have much eloquent grace with her tomboy frame

16. She was still a tomboy; and she was engaged to be married

17. Her tomboy oaths

18. The projector lit the darkness with 1923; a tomboy climbing a tree to shake down fruit, laughing, but you could see small crab apples under her shirtfront

19. Driving across country, he picked up this tomboy with suspicious breasts

20. All the faces still flowed on my retina, the dancing daughter, the butterfly, the Chinese vamp, the tomboy clown

21. Her Imperial inveterate tomboy Highness Montserrat could notoriously get dirty walking across five meters of freshly scrubbed tile

22. She enjoyed a good time, loved playing football with the men in the family, and was considered something of a tomboy

23. She is what we call in England a tomboy, with a strong nature, wild and free, unfettered by any sort of traditions

24. “You mean she’s a tomboy?” said Mrs