Sentence examples for full of lads from inspiring English sources

He had just left a club with his girlfriend, where she had been celebrating her 21st birthday, when a car full of lads started hassling her.

Our city streets are full of lads from office parties wiping traces of sick from the gaudy Santa's sleigh on their front.

These designer duds for dudes were a great crowd-pleaser for everyone - after all, a show full of lads is that much more fun for the ladies!

So many of the men in Love Island this year have the faces of beautiful drag queens – tell me you can't see Sam Gowland, dramatically contoured, three-inch nails, singing "I Feel Love" to a room full of lads in cowboy hats – and Chris is no different.

But it was brilliant: you had to break into San Andreas state's version of Area 51 – here, called "Area 69" because this is a game for adults – and murder everyone as you descend a pretty terrifying spiral staircase full of lads dressed in camouflage and violence, steal a LITERAL JETPACK, and then jetpack it home.

But it was brilliant: you had to break into San Andreas state's version of Area 51 here, called "Area 69" because this is a game for adults and murder everyone as you descend a pretty terrifying spiral staircase full of lads dressed in camouflage and violence, steal a LITERAL JETPACK, and then jetpack it home.

Giggs was quietly but classily flirtatious ("Two hours' time this'll be full of naked lads walking about").

As you might expect, looking like a girly boy in an institute full of rough lads wasn't a barrel of laughs.

It appeared to be full of runty lads and 13-year-old women with large breasts, 5in platform shoes and a sneering hostility towards skinny little outsiders who liked poetry.

I managed to get a team on the pitch but our bench was full of young lads". With eleven games played in the Championship, Hibernian could fall 11 points behind Mark Warburton's men should they lose on Sunday, but the Hibernian boss does not buy into the fact that the title race is over if Rangers leave with the points.

It's full of lovely lads serving lovely pints, and is not to be scoffed at as a commuter hub for the discerning London millennial.