Sentence examples for lad's day from inspiring English sources

Grandtheft's tackled a range of events including celebrity birthday shindigs (Paris Hilton's for example), underground raves and award show parties, but the whole idea of celebrity soirees doesn't really act as a motivator in this lad's day to day.

We take a trip around the lake's isletas in a local lad's boat; the next day we head up nearby Mombacho volcano for a guided walk around its (dormant) crater.

By Alison Henning and John McCarten The New Yorker, May 5, 1962 P. 35 A lady who lives in Connecticut invited her small grandson to dine with her, and learned from the lad's mother the next day that this was his report on the visit: "We had a wonderful time and wonderful food, and instead of napkins we had big square pieces of cloth".

People's Day at Lord's, Dad and his lad for 20 quid.

The lad's education was limited, but one day in 1820 he was visited by what he would describe as "two personages," no less than God and Jesus, who told him that all religious doctrines embraced up to that moment were incorrect.

I grew up reading "Lad: A Dog," by Albert Payson Terhune, and I'd bet on Lad any day against the brainiest gene-altered animal coming out of these labs.

It no doubt helped that the Wingate lad that day had run two previous races and surely had less in his legs than usual.

It's easy to dismiss them as just a more extreme strand of lad culture the Rancid to the lads' Green Day.

It's easy to dismiss them as just a more extreme strand of lad culture – the Rancid to the lads' Green Day.

"I met the lads [on Sunday].

"The new lads arrived Thursday evening and you can't do a lot of work in a training session on Friday.