Sentence examples for american lad from inspiring English sources

This pits the uppity Aussie against the American lad who is being billed as a hero, however prematurely, Andy Roddick.

Erskine Gwynne was a wealthy young American lad who flitted off to Paris to start a literary magazine in 1927, something along the lines of The Dial, The Transatlantic Review and other English language pamphlets that reaped a bountiful harvest by giving an early forum to writers like Hemingway, Joyce, Dos Passos, Sinclair Lewis, Noël Coward, Thomas Wolfe and others.

The best American lads must go overseas for the money and the challenge.

She markets him as a homosexual, Japanese genius – whereas he's really just an American, hetrosexual lad.

This means that the American soccer lads will not hear the chant of "O-sa-ma" in Athens, mainly because they will not be there.

While Sometimes (One Night) by the no-doubt American nice-lads band The Golden Peppers isn't a total holistic nightmare of crud, it's the kind of cutesy, forgettable, Wes Anderson crud that every hot girl from your sixth form who turns out to be really crap listens to.

The lads' latest world tour is to launch a North American leg on July 9 with a concert at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium.

Sixty-year-old American divorcees bagging goodlooking lads from Sligo are differently assessed.

Lad: A Dog is a 1962 American dramatic film based on the 1919 novel Lad: A Dog written by Albert Payson Terhune.

Two British "lads" meet two American girls in Beijing on the first leg of their tour.

That hit a peak during the Eighties when it became a wardrobe staple among two unlikely sets of lads: the preppy American elite, and the British working-class subculture known as "Casuals".