Come on boys

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"Come on, boys," he mutters.

Come on, boys, take 'em down!

"Oh, come on, boys," the countess said into her microphone.

Come on, boys – pull your fingers out, before it's too late!

They also reference Mr Trump's foreign policy: "Enemies of freedom / Face the music / Come on, boys - take 'em down / President Donald Trump knows how / To make America great / Deal from strength or get crushed every time".

NH: And you go, "Come on, boys.

Come on, boy! Come on!

"ARGON! Up, up! Come on, boy, let's go!" Don Eigler, a researcher at IBM's Almaden Research Centre in California, is one of the world's experts in moving atoms.

I said, 'Scott, why don't you cut out this football?' I said, 'Come on, boy.' He said, 'You're crazy.' That's the end of that story.

She appeared at her daughter's door and hollered to an invisible crew, "Come on in, boys!" The daughter started laughing and allowed her mother in.

The drops of rain became streaks as in the soft, clicking comfort of the train the voices spoke: housewives, shopkeepers, shrews, Captain Cat — the blind retired sea captain dreaming of a strumpet, Rosie Probert ("Come on up, boys, I'm dead").