Sentence examples for lad by from inspiring English sources

Powerhouse Theater: June 28-July 15: "The Lively Lad" by Quincy Long.

The perennial bad boy of international design, who has just reinvented a classic American chair, is now -- a mere lad by this issue's standards -- 51.

That honor goes to Volume 1 of "Blood Lad," by Yuuki Kodama (Yen Press), which is at No. 2 on the manga list.

It's glorious stuff, with one gentleman trying to pin down Redknapp about how on earth he could justify selling a young lad by the name of Scott Canham – "for peanuts" – when Lampard was in the team and "not good enough".

If you don't believe me, try "Oh Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad" — by general consent, his finest and most anxiety-shrouded work, of which I will say nothing more.

The key to the whole mystery comes to Sayers's amateur detective, Lord Peter Wimsey, when he reading A Shropshire Lad, by A. E. Houseman in conjunction with three other more technical tomes.

It came by direct wire to N. Y. and was given to Toscanini and the lads by public-address system.

Who are these harried social justice warriors, these bitter "Feminazis" who make life so much less fun for the lads by opposing cheeky chat?

But there's one lovely encounter I was told of, when he walked down to the railway path and encountered two lads by the track.

In the simplest case the consignor sends the bill of lading by airmail to the consignee so that the latter may claim the goods on the arrival of the ship.

She'd probably be what the British call a ladette, a young woman trying to be one of the lads by drinking to excess, shouting four-letter words and, if necessary, belching.