| In 1956, while removing rubble from the ruins of the Main Post Office on the Warecka Street side, workers found the skeleton of a boy scout with a postbag full of undelivered mail from the time of the Uprising. |
| And we should also be careful about being the first to adopt, just to look like the global boy scout. |
| Fortunately, my colleagues had warned me of the scale of this event and suggested that, like a good boy scout, I should be prepared. |
| His attitude had taken a turn for the worse when he had been possessed by evil spirits, but he was hardly a boy scout beforehand. |
| In grade two his principal was a bulky man, about 230 pounds and five feet eight inches tall and made his previous principal look like a boy scout by comparison. |
| The objective of the UNESCO-girl guide and boy scout programme of co-operation is thus to work together with citizens and future citizens. |
