Sentence examples for first lads from inspiring English sources

We are on set in Magaluf in Majorca, which is doubling for Malia in Crete – the setting for The Inbetweeners' first lads holiday.

Jack Rice, 19, is at Manchester airport with a group of friends waiting to go on his first "lads' holiday" to the Spanish party resort of Magaluf, on Mallorca.

Little do Bird and Thomas know that by the time the show is screened, they will have topped the UK box office with The Inbetweeners Movie, in which the four sex-mad but hapless adolescents go on their first "lads' holiday"; the film took more on its opening weekend than any other British comedy in history.

After a while the cops turned up, one of the Britain First lads got nicked for assault, and the far-right group decided they'd made their point and left.

Two teenage boys talking in the bathhouse of the Quogue Beach Club: First Lad: "Cigarette?" Second: "No, thanks".

He suggested as First Lad that "I can help to sell the domestic program".

The category stormed along for seven years in Britain after Loaded, the first lad magazine, came out in 1994.

By Gardner Botsford and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 26 , 1952P. 15 Two teenage boys talking in the bathhouse of the Quogue Beach Club: First Lad: "Cigarette?" Second: "No, thanks".

The first lad, Nicolas, was one of three sons of a courageous woman who had been abandoned by her husband, an émigré Hungarian aristocrat.

He asked the other boy the same question and, putting his hands into his back pockets, the boy gave the same answer as the first lad.

But in the modern era, there's nary a woman (and Bill Clinton's brief dalliance with first lad-dom didn't last long enough to change much) who hasn't been plucked apart, analysed, assessed and obsessed over.