Sentence examples for early escapades from inspiring English sources

The boys' early escapades have a nearly slapstick quality, which may surprise admirers of the stern "Embers," with its gripping speeches about duty and friendship, but "The Rebels" gives a child's perspective on the virtues that old men explore in the later book.

It was an early escapade, and most of us were nervous about leaving our kids.

The only cacophony in his impeccable image - the two big green stains on his knees, from his earlier escapades in the grass; medals of fatherhood that he wears with pride.

Actually the most revealing – and entertaining – stuff about her early romantic escapades comes from an early boyfriend, a seedy old chap called Tony.

My husband, bored, would work the conversation around to how brilliant he had been as a schoolboy, sometimes even trying to provoke her and me by referring to his early sexual escapades, references that we both blandly ignored.

He's always good on childhood (Batman-loving Charlie in The Other Hand is a fine comic creation) and the scenes of Zoe's early bicycling escapades are a sepia‑tinted delight.

It is in Qatar where the worlds largest captive breeding population is and it is in this setting Chris Watson takes Sir David back to the 1950's and his early recording escapades, right through to today where David Attenborough narrates a series of Tweet of the Day's on Radio 4 across the Christmas and New Year period.

The child of her second marriage to a Sacramento contractor, Walker was close to his mother growing up, and even acted as an accomplice in some of her early shoplifting escapades.

The children's possessions wash at the shoreline between this room and the next: a hamster, back in its cage after an early morning escapade; a neighbouring cage with a plain grey mouse in it.

The way Randolph was fired conjured images of the way the Irsay family sneaked the Baltimore Colts out of town and moved them to Indianapolis in a similar weak-kneed, early-morning escapade.

An earlier murder escapade in Alberta didn't work (please see "Researchers Kill 890 Wolves to Learn About Them: There's Something Very Wrong") and there's no reason to assume this one will.