Sentence examples for foreign lads from inspiring English sources

"It hit home on the way back, all of the foreign lads said they've never seen anything like it.

"The foreign lads generally find it very funny and you make them feel welcome by including them in the jokes; they feel at home," he added while rather unconvincingly denying that he was responsible for scrawling "toilets out of order" on Chelsea's dressing-room door at Oakwell last month.

They came down here today, some of the foreign lads, maybe not aware of us.

I'm sure the best youth teams in the country have plenty of foreign lads in them.

Sheffield Wednesday head coach Stuart Gray: "I asked the foreign lads at the team meeting what they thought about the FA Cup and now they'll realise.

"Now when you look at Chelsea and Manchester City, certainly in the last few years, they've got an awful lot of foreign lads in their teams.

But his newsstand, visually speaking, remains a model of the art form, an orderly, beckoning cornucopia of maps, guides, reading glasses, clocks, diaries, souvenir medallions, playing cards and other tourist paraphernalia, amid the various archaeology numbers, foreign newsweeklies, lads' magazines ("they don't sell like they used to," he noted gravely) and Italian dailies.

"When I started with the team there were around 20 British home-grown athletes and just a few foreign-training partners, but British lads became disillusioned and started leaving," former British wrestler Craig Pilling told BBC Sport.

This put us in the possibly unique position of being three lads on holiday in a foreign capital, strolling around the streets looking for entertainment... completely sober.

Cosmopolitan, the lads' female inspiration, has some 50 foreign editions, including Cosmo Kazakhstan.

Foreign, foreign, foreign.