Sentence examples for a gal from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bernard said: "A gal from up North just came down and said, 'You're kidding, right?

It was a gal from Cornell walking around in different farmers markets discussing the decline with farmers market managers.

"He met a gal from an Internet chat room, and spent the winter with her in Ohio," Mr. Zigun said.

He's also sleeping with a gal from the office who doubles as a prostitute, but whether their relationship is more than professional is ambiguous.

I was there with a gal from Minnesota who, curiously, was batting for the British team; she's lived here a while and wanted to prove that her adopted country could deliver on the steak front.

The liveliest nun is Sister Robert Anne, a gal from a tough neighborhood in Brooklyn who loves to crack jokes and do impersonations, including a dead-on rapper parody.

β1,4-Galactosyltransferase-I (GalT-I), which is encoded by B4GALT7, then transfers a Gal residue from UDP-Gal to the Xyl- O-serine in the core proteins [ 27, 28].

Also, there is Tito, the jailer, and Pablo, the faithful numbskull, and Portagee Joe, the unprincipled, and the Pirate, who is crazy and loves dogs.Things are fine out in the sunlight where these fellows spend most of their time, until Danny inherits two houses, then becoming a property owner, and a certain Dolores (Sweets) Ramirez, a Portugee gal from Salinas, hits Tortilla Flat.

For a player of her vintage, June Squibb may have a fairly short movie and TV career, her first film having been Woody Allen's Alice in 1990, but she is a true showbiz lifer, a greasepaint gal from way back.

He wears a gold necklace with a coin pulled from a local shipwreck, and he says the memories of diving — especially a few years back "with a great gal from Colorado" — have kept him going.

FOR a shy gal from Brooklyn who inherited a sizzling scandal along with the expansive office that is the province of New York City's finance commissioner (and a favored locale of "Law & Order" episodes), Martha E. Stark projects her fair share of extroverted poise.