Sentence examples for life lad from inspiring English sources

Choose life, lad, choose life.

Born in 1902, the real-life Lad was an unregistered collie of unknown lineage originally owned by Terhune's father.

Lad: A Dog was published by Dutton in April 1919, a year after the real-life Lad's death.

Terhune notes that he decided to publish the novel due to numerous letters received in response to the first novel, and the thousands of visitors who came to Sunnybank to visit the real-life Lad's grave.

"Our concept was a day in the life of a lad in Essex," says Mitch. "Starting with a phone call, cos the first thing you want to do is round here is score some weed".

In real life, the Ladbrokes Lads would probably work as hardware sales reps or shonky real estate agents.

"They've travelled down here in their thousands, they've got behind their team in the last 10 minutes and breathed life into the lads.

"I thought it would be the worst day of my life, but the lads believed and we won it even despite my miss," said Ronaldo, the leading scorer of the English season with 42 goals.

By J. Salt and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 15, 1938 P. 11 A man who teaches touch typewriting in the N.Y.C schools writes us that the most popular practice sentence used by his pupils reads: "A lad said life is full; a lass said life is real; dad is afraid life is less safe".

Hunt had forgotten his previous life as a "skinny lad" gunned down during his first week on the beat, until DI Drake unearthed his grave near Hyde.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.