Sentence examples for Italian lad from inspiring English sources
One was playing Wilde's lover, Lord Alfred Douglas, and the other the Italian lad Douglas had picked up in the street; in such a state, they brought to mind less late 19th-century Naples than a pair of animated Playgirl centerfolds.
As the Italian lad in question, Emory Cohen (alongside a vibrant Saoirse Ronan) is just the right blend of jolty inexperience, candid decency and tousled charm to breathe bracing life into what is a likable but safe film, making us root for him as other options crowd in to complicate love's path.
Had he not been saved by a carful of rowdy Italian lads, he may have met an untimely demise in some Balearic sinkhole and become a footnote in the history of deep house as opposed to the scene leader he is today.
What, that lad with the Italians is neither a lad nor Italian, but really Imogen herself?
The Sopranos is a show about a sad lad eating complex Italian hams.
Yet this is no ordinary rooftop; the lads of The Italian Job have stumbled onto the four-storey-high racetrack atop the most famous structure in Turin.
But after them, Leeds' lost lad Albert Johanneson, West Ham's Clyde Best and Manchester United's Anglo-Italian hatchet man and Andrew Sartoriokalike Carlo Sartori was about as exotic as it got.
