Sentence examples for a drinking pal from inspiring English sources

Historical fiction about a drinking pal of Samuel Pepys.

"The person I'm thinking of was a friend of the journalists and a drinking pal and a clever lawyer".

Billy from Tyrone, a drinking pal at the club, describes him as "an awkward bugger" who began to fall out with his friends.

"I think from within The News of the World, and one or two very strong characters there who I think have been there many many many years and are friends of the journalists — the person I'm thinking of is a friend of the journalists, a drinking pal," Mr. Murdoch said.

"The person I am thinking of was a friend of the journalists, drinking pal, and was a clever lawyer and forbade them to go and see the evidence, or there have been statements reporting that this person forbade people to go and report to Mrs Brooks or James Murdochh)." Mr Crone said in a statement after the hearing that Mr Murdoch "could only" be referring to him.

When she's not visiting pubs with her drinking pal, Arwen the Grey parrot, GrrlScientist can also be found here: Maniraptora.

You don't expect him to depict a throng of drinking pals, family and lovers.

I had the same drinking pals for a few of those teenage years.

Third, if an analyst's happenstance projection turns out right, the odds are that he slipped the fringe projection into his desk drawer and only showed it to his drinking pals after a perchance favorable outcome makes his dumb luck look smart.

He will then raise the hand he has just kissed and announce to his drinking pals that she has promised to be his and his alone.

Just like old times, you might think, only most of his drinking pals are dead now - 'wretchedly inconsiderate' of them - and... Suddenly, O'Toole looks up with a comically vacant stare, followed by a broad, cavalier smile.