Examples of 'bad lad' in a sentence
Meaning of "bad lad"
bad lad - This phrase is used colloquially to describe a mischievous or troublesome young man. It can also imply a sense of rebelliousness or defiance
How to use "bad lad" in a sentence
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bad lad
My father tried to tell her he was a bad lad.
Not a bad lad.
He said you were not a bad lad.
A lie from a bad lad who doesn't care about the murder investigation.
I know you are not a bad lad.
He 's not a bad lad after all.
It seems he might have been a bad lad.
He's not a bad lad but… his mother was a heroin addict.
Tist was not a bad lad.
They did not come close to catching him, but he 's a proper bad lad.
Truth is I have been a bit of a bad lad myself, you know.
He's had his moments, but murdering someone that just doesn't fit. Paul's not a bad lad.
Truth is I have been a bit of a bad lad myself, you know . Really? Yeah.
Let me say that your nephew Vasco is not really a bad lad.
He's not a bad lad but.
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I thought I would lost you, you bad lad.
He 's not a bad lad.
Did you hear what I said, lad? - He said you were not a bad lad.
He were not a bad lad.
Not with him . William 's not a bad lad.
Luke was not a bad lad.
Chuckling FATHER, He 's not a bad lad.
William 's not a bad lad.
Go on . He not a bad lad.
Really? Truth is, I have been a bit of a bad lad myself.
Paul 's not a bad lad.
