Sentence examples for lads looking from inspiring English sources

Normally, this time of day, there'd be other people walking their dogs, or running, or even the homeless lads looking for somewhere to hide for the night.

A funny-tragic Irish yarn by Mark O'Rowe that describes one evening in the lives of a few lads looking for cash and birds to shag.

Stanton saw her in the bar next to the Casa do Povo, sitting on a table, feet on a chair, pretending not to notice the local lads looking up her skirt.

It's the tug between the conventional all-American hominess of the script, which follows the fortunes of a group of Brooklyn lads looking to get lucky sexually and financially, and the suggestions of complexity in its score that makes "Saturday Night" more than dismissible juvenilia.

It's the tug between the conventional all-American hominess of the script, which follows the fortunes of a group of Brooklyn lads looking to get lucky sexually and financially, and the suggestions of complexity in its score that make "Saturday Night" more than dismissible juvenalia.

I'm looking forward to a new challenge, looking forward to getting to know the lads, looking forward to working under the manager, and looking forward to playing in front of the fans".

The lads look glum indeed.

Some of the lads look to be wearing rubber gloves.

It isn't all bad — many of the lads look lovely, and there's a chase sequence that nicely devolves into an impressionistic blur of herky-jerky faces — but there isn't much to chew on or mull over.

A few days before the final, he has spent a busy day training, before dealing with the media, collecting club suits for Wembley ("the lads look good" is his quick sartorial review) plus myriad other responsibilities he has as captain.

'With 20 minutes to go and 2-0 down, the lads looked crestfallen but it [the comeback] was totally inspired, although I don't know where the inspiration came from,' said Stuart Murdoch, Wimbledon's manager.