Sentence examples for having a lad from inspiring English sources

Multiculturalism in 1960s Scotland was having a lad called Luigi in your class at school.

There is something so very comforting, in these Dickensian hard times, about the idea of simply pressing a button and having a lad wheel up a trolley of Champagne's finest.

They both have a lad from Thatto Heath.

"I have a lad called Ryan Shotton who I thought was outstanding against Swansea (last weekend's 2-0 home victory in the league) and is playing well.

All patients had to have a LAD without significant stenosis (<50%) in order to perform coronary flow measurements.

The patients had all had a LAD without significant stenosis at a previous coronary angiography or coronary CT-scan, but the examination was not repeated at the time of the study, meaning that some of the patients potentially could have developed a significant LAD-stenosis.

"Having a young lad from the academy is a great example for people to follow.

Ste saw a nicer side to Brendan and they formed an "unusual friendship," which eventually lead to having a wild lads night out and a drunken kiss.

Having been a lad myself, I know how lads think.

Brother Bill, himself an ex-Lord's groundstaff boy, will have a delivery lad short for a few days.

He has a "traveling lad" to oversee the loading and transport of his horses, and two longtime assistants to accompany them.