Sentence examples for lads learning from inspiring English sources

"We're a work in progress, we have lads learning about each other, but the relationship between the back four in particular is starting to get better and better.

"We're a year older, and a lot of lads learned from that experience, we don't want to put ourselves in that position again," Tait added.

"Billy Elliot" is in danger of becoming so overadored and overrhapsodized that audiences may go in with unrealistic expectations — as if all thoughts of the financial downturn will be cured by the sight of a lad learning to leap — and risk emerging with a feeling of deflation.

"He obviously became a hero against Wrexham but he is still a young lad learning the game, and needs a lot of hard work and coaching.

"One young lad learned to cook at 12 because his mum and dad fell ill," he says.

Movies have traditionally treated the older-woman, younger-man pairing either as a jokey novelty (as in the dismal 1983 Andrew Mcomedyy-JaClassine Bisset coredy "Class") or as a cautionary tale in which the young lad learns his lesson and moves -- or runs -- on.

"What people don't realise is that, when I came through, same with Harry, you're a young lad still learning the game and still learning things about life.

Only a young lad still learning the game, but if he gets his chance on Saturday, he will take it.

"Hopefully the lads will take it on board and hopefully the young lads will learn and they've got to learn quick".

"Young lads never learn how to complete a sentence, string a few words together, create a coherent argument.

The lads will learn from this campaign".