Meanings of public schoolboys in English

Only public schoolboys believe that crap about the joy of playing the game.

It is their battle involving a couple of public schoolboys trying to de-posh themselves.

It won't be representative of society." She added: "You do see very good public schoolboys sometimes.

Steeped in exclusivity and privilege, these clubs are where public schoolboys prepare themselves for the echelons of power.

As public schoolboys who pedalled a guitars plus sitars, the latter had scorn heaped on them for their supposed inauthenticity.

The single no-show is one of a trio of public schoolboys who came across in the original as over-sophisticated little Lord Fauntleroys.

I want to prove that the old Church of England has everything you public schoolboys need, and capture you and hold you.

But the normal changes can also reverse as privileged public schoolboys like Tony Blair and George Osborne start slipping into an estuary accent.

The old grandfather's clock was just striking six o'clock when Raymond and Bob, the two public schoolboys, came home from their afternoon excursion.

It is eerily calm, whatever Hogarthian excess is going on, populated by male characters who address each other curtly by their surnames, like public schoolboys.

The whole thing really seemed like not-terribly-debauched public schoolboys' idea of debauchery. The broadcaster Julia Hartley-Brewer went to Piers Gaveston parties in 1989-91.