Sentence examples for lads could from inspiring English sources

The lads could do a lot worse than spend an afternoon or two here once they've got over the jetlag".

Before the lads could get back to work Saturday, Ortiz addressed recent revelations by The New York Times that he had been on a government list of roughly 100 players who had tested positive in a research survey in 2003.

The lads could have been the Fighting A's of Oakland of the 1970s, who had mustaches and attitude, but the card definitely said Red Stocking B. B. Club of Cincinnati, and she knew it was a bit older than the 1970s.

While he was playing professional football he was also studying medicine, and post-dated comfortably that era when a footballer's excuse for puffing away was that smoking had not been identified as harmful; the time when the lads could be seen cheerfully dragging on their Woodbines in the communal bath was long gone.

"The lads couldn't have given more but we need to start making our own luck.

'I think they walked into the park and were intelligent and funny and the lads couldn't stand it.

'Yes, this lad could be the next Alan Shearer'.

If anything, the lad could never have had a more famous first winner.

He had a good windbreaker, his little lad could've done with having that," she says.

Young Anakin is poorly characterised, you never believe this angel-faced lad could ever become Darth Vader.

Wardington Lad 4.30 Huntingdon While Rocky Ryan will be a popular choice to follow up his well executed Fakenham win, Wardington Lad could pose a problem or two.