Sentence examples for pair of lads from inspiring English sources

Speaking to a pair of lads who travelled up from Scotland for the weekend: "It's the biggest rave in the UK, this - we come every year!" Similarly, an Irish lad... "My Tummy's a bit upset, like.

What you can expect, however, is a few hours of perfectly curated seabed bliss from a pair of lads who happily romp from Italo to hard techno and back again via euphoric piano house and star-spangled disco.

Ultimately, and ironically, it was a pair of local lads who allowed Saints to wrestle this game away from Hull.

You've got to give them a bit of space, accept that they're a pair of young lads and hope that eventually they become a pair of responsible adults but when you're training as hard as we are sometimes you get a bit of a short fuse.

I ran into a pair of young lads from Motherwell who had come down on a coach for the demo.

30) A pair of topless lads from Leigh sweat profusely, fags dangling from their white lips, one passes the other a bottle of Lucozade.

They began their careers 14 years ago as a pair of likeable Geordie lads in a Children's BBC drama.

They eat their nuptial supper - melon with glace cherries, slabs of beef with overcooked veg, in their room overlooking the bay - while a pair of waiters, local lads, stands by intrusively.

They're a Limerick version of Wales's Goldie Lookin' Chain, a pair of whippet-thin lads offering a pop culture and Irish history mashup, seen through eyes blurred by overconsumption of crack and MDMA.

Then, in 1870, records show that the Beagle was auctioned for £525 to local scrap merchants Murray and Trainer, described by Prescott as a pair of 'local likely lads'.

Getting into character, VICE photographer Luke Overin and I imagined ourselves in the frayed moccasins of a pair of young, foreign lads who'd just bowled off the Gatwick Express, eager to make the most of a short break to the city of William Blake, Nell Gwyn, plague pits, Danny Baker and Newham Generals.