Sentence examples for lively lad from inspiring English sources

Powerhouse Theater: June 28-July 15: "The Lively Lad" by Quincy Long.

Take the 16-year-old Paul Smith - a lively lad from Beeston, a small town just outside Nottingham - who wanted to be a racing cyclist.

An apprentice in 1994, Mr. Radner, now 25, is a professional actor this summer, playing one of nine characters in the season's first full production, "The Lively Lad" by Quincy Long, a wacky piece with dark undertones, in the actor's words, to be directed by one of the program's founders, Max Mayer.

"He was a lively lad," Clegg told BBC Sport.

They have 13 minutes left - Kenedy looks a lively lad.

With Hatcha, though, you heard that it was party time in [MC] Crazy D's voice: the lively lad about town, with that tribal madness.

This year's hosts are those lively lads of the talk-dance circuit, David Dorfman and Dan Froot.

He wonders what has happened to all those lively lads of thirty or forty years ago, whom no body now mentions.

Sitting in the audience at the Tivoli that night were some lively lads in their early 20s or younger, still at Varsity or freshly graduated: Anstey, Arthur Elton, Legg, Rotha and Wright.

For a double dose of testosterone, there's "HOWIE THE ROOKIE," MARK O'ROWE'S adrenaline-pumping play about one wild night in Dublin as recollected by two lively lads, played by MARK BYRNE and JOHN O'CALLAGHAN and directed by NANCY MALONE at the IRISH ARTS CENTER, where it opens Wednesday.

"I want to be an astronaut, or if I can't be an astronaut, I think I'll be a coach driver" belongs to the lively Liverpool lad Neil Hughes.