Sentence examples for from lads from inspiring English sources

The Greens senator, Sarah Hanson-Young, has won an apology from "lads' mag" Zoo Weekly over a July 2012 issue depicting her near-naked, arguing women rarely take a stand over sexism and "my daughter needs to know I did".

During the clip, the footage follows their ascent from "lads on a council estate" to the heights of fame via tabloid exposure, 90s hedonism and peaking with their two-day stint at Knebworth Park in 1996.

Jennifer Aubrey of the University of Missouri divided males into three groups, giving layouts from lads' magazines to the first group, male fashion spreads to the second, and articles on technology to the third.

"You could be here all day and you'll see such a variety of people: from lads just out of prison to the suited and booted who work in the city up the road," says Jim, adding that his clientele ranges from 20-somethings to pensioners, although nobody is allowed in without ID.

"You could be here all day, and you'll see such a variety of people: from lads just out of prison to the suited and booted who work in the city up the road," says Jim, adding that his clientele ranges from 20-somethings to pensioners, although nobody is allowed in without ID.

The profile of a protein that is depleted from LADs (which would not be expected to be directly involved in LAD formation) is expected to yield a profile as depicted in the third panel.

Importantly, the SU HW) motif shows the same prominent enrichment inside LADs at ∼40 kb from LAD borders as was observed for SU HW) binding.

London 2012 may be on track, but those of us who have known him from lad to lordship will attest that counting chickens is not among his characteristics.

Campaigners at Cardiff University claimed a victory last year after they petitioned against a performance from "lad comedian" Dapper Laughs – whom they claimed trivialised rape.

There is a bawdy sensibility, partly lifted from lad magazines before they lost their heat, but there's not a lot that's dumb or rank.

It was when he started university, at King's College London (KCL), that Jamie Sweeney first encountered feminism, and "had a conversion from lad culture", he says.