shoeshine boy

According to the story, he got a stock tip from a shoeshine boy.

"Man, you know one thing, I feel good," he said to the shoeshine boy.

They are often known as shoeshine boys because the job is traditionally that of a male child.

His first job, at age 8, was as a shoeshine boy in nearby Livingston.

In it, two shoeshine boys get into trouble with the police after trying to find the money to buy a horse.

Kennedy thought that if a shoeshine boy could own stock, something must have gone terribly wrong.

Aymara is the second language of the shoeshine boys in the town center.

He debuted in the company at age five, portraying a shoeshine boy.

"Tell you one thing: I wouldn't have stayed a shoeshine boy."

But Greek shoeshine boys are not put off by a few trifling words.

Ten minutes later, the shoeshine boy returned with a translation of the inscription inside the watch.

He posed as a shoeshine boy who charged ten dollars per shoe.

"I thought he was just a shoeshine boy," he said.

There were Brazilian shoeshine boys from nearby hotels, who came on foot.

At Third Avenue he stopped for a corner shoeshine boy.

He worked odd jobs such as shoeshine boy and tour guide before getting into boxing in 1976.

When shoeshine boys are giving stock tips, it's time to get out."

Soon after the paper hit the streets, whites began to gather outside the courthouse where the shoeshine boy was being held.

For a while, he even works as a shoeshine boy with Memín.

On the street, shoeshine boys wait for customers.

The child began working as a shoeshine boy in the West End, taking up a position outside a barber shop.

"When the shoeshine boy starts giving you tips," he supposedly concluded, "it's time to get out of the market."

Through a nearby door, barbers and shoeshine boys could be seen practising their necessary arts.

We're in the hands of shoeshine boys.

Urchin shoeshine boys ran alongside anyone who looked remotely foreign, pleading for business.