As is often the case, the boy ran away from home.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He was penniless when he returned to his hometown.

As soon as I returned to Tokyo I hurried to his home.

A track runs across the field to his house.

Apparently, he stayed in the house a lot during summer vacation.

He disappeared from his home [into the night].

He had to carry many loads from the house to station.

Avoiding contact with other people, he shut himself up in his house, and became evermore [increasingly] eccentric.

He often wreaked his bad temper on his family.

Again the younger brother became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of the elder brother.

Once again, he became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of his older brother.

He lost his reason when he saw his house burn down.

He sojourned with his uncle.

He runs away from home, and all of a sudden he is alone in the world.

He left behind the house that he was born and raised in and became a soldier.

He made up his mind to be a boarder in order to escape his mother's overprotection [overprotectiveness, pampering].

He is having a terrible summer holiday at his uncle's home.

Each time he escaped, he returned to this region.

He was never to return to his hometown.

They left the house in their son's charge while they were away for the summer.

He met Sammy Davis, Jr. on his way home.

He writes home to his parents at least once a month, no matter how busy he is.

From that day forth he lived with the boy.

Now he lives alone in an old house by the shore.

He left his native village never to return.

He left his native village, never to return.

He left his uncle's house, which had been his home for many years.

There was a child about the same age as him living in the neighborhood.

His family was ruined by his extravagant habits.

Their son is still a pampered child, who shows no interest at all in learning the family business.

His attachment to his old home is very great.