Sentence examples for of a lads from inspiring English sources
Back then Frankfurt had a lot of Brits, and there was more of a lads culture than there is now.
Some of that range is represented by the three open cars in the garage forecourt, respectively containing the burger packets and drink cans of a lads' night out, the baby seat and knitted toys of a young family, and the hanging jacket and notes-to-self Post-its of a business executive.
Delph, 28, says the England boss helped to bring about the feeling of "a lads' holiday" in Russia.
You know what it means when someone writes the phrase "all grown-up" on the cover of a lads' mag, or on a blog?
He fancied himself as a bit of a lad.
Rather like the way that Barcelona spotted the potential of a lad called Lionel Messi.
Not only was he an all-rounder to reckon with, he was also a bit of a lad.
"I hate to say it, but I think I've always been a bit of a lad myself, really.
"Ian is kind of a lad," said Raúl Esparza Bobbyy in last season's "Company"), who plays Lenny in "The Homecoming".
"It hurts that they have cut short the career of a lad who is a winner.
