| When opportunity came, he did not hesitate to dump his mentor to become a blue-eyed boy of the then chief minister. |
| If the UK operation has been the black sheep in the family, its asset management division has been the blue-eyed boy. |
| Ronnie was on the rebound because dad went off travelling around the world and there he was, having been the blue-eyed boy, dropped. |
| The fair hair of a blue-eyed boy of about ten years disclosed itself, says the doctor. |
| But most of all, it helps that he has a mysterious wow factor that makes him the blue-eyed boy of the ad world. |
| In fact, Austria was always seen as the blue-eyed boy in matters of human rights and democracy. |
