Sentence examples for like laddie from inspiring English sources

So I will do what the heck I like, laddie".

McEwan mixed and matched spirits to create new expressions like Laddie Classic, a mid-priced introductory Scotch, and Black Art, a mysterious and expensive multi-vintage release.

His son ended up that rare contemporary figure: an unironic, unsentimental optimist, one who can write a poem called "To 'Yes, an ode to the affirmative aspect of life -- Yes to the finality of the brightness / And to the enduring qualities of the lark -- and not seem like a silly laddie for a second.

I did some of the first ads for Ralph Lauren in the 1970's and Ralph, who is a neighbor, by the way, told me to 'rip myself off,' and shoot the model like the polo shot of Laddie Sanford in the Palm Beach chapter in the book".

In the past, advertisers paid more attention to men in the so-called laddie demographic, ages 18 to 30, who are more likely to spend their disposable income on alcohol and cars.

On the theory that the "laddie" craze is wilting, the magazine has left behind covers like "All-Girl Smackdown: Inside the World of Pro Catfighting" and "The New Girl Next Door and Her Astonishing Sexual Requirements".

You're from Drumchapel in Glasgow, laddie.

Just wait for the next referendum, laddie?

"I'm just an ordinary laddie.

Mr. Justice Laddie of the High Court begs to differ.

LADDIE STERN stopped in front of a copy shop.