Sentence examples for a gal with from inspiring English sources
But at least she's had the foresight to wear the hue of jacket and lipstick befitting a gal with a controversial reputation: scarlet.
I've always had a special place in my heart for playing a gal with an addiction problem, even more so since I got sober more than six years ago.
We need a gal with guts, derring-do, moxie, gumption, and agency.
And there's just nothing like a gal with a bass or a set of drumsticks!
What they didn't know was that in any given set of 10 days, I'd spend five looking like Severus Snape, four looking like Gilda Radner, and the remaining one looking like a gal with well-managed locks.
She is regularly at Boots and Saddles in New York City, so definitely knows how to command an audience, and not since Milk hit the runway has a gal with legs like this come out of New York City to grace Ru's man stage.
During a clandestine conversation I had with an unnamed blogger (a sharp gal with a killer personality and a day job) we confessed we both felt pressure to wear a bikini.
The self-portrait created in these pages recalls the early profiles of Ms. Palin that appeared just after her debut on the national stage: a self-reliant frontierswoman who knows how to field dress a moose; a feisty gal with lots of moxie and pep; a former beauty queen with a George W. Bush-like aptitude for mangling the English language.
The musical itself wavers uncomfortably between wanting to be a jaunty fable about an optimistic dance-hall hostess — that male-fantasy cliché of a shapely gal with a golden heart — and an edgier look at the sad life of a woman trapped by a dead-end job and impossible dreams.
In the gender-bending skit Nina Fred Armisenn), a curvy gal with a red-haired bob and a girly voice, tells Lance Carrie Brownsteinn), a dark-haired, deep-voiced dude with a mustache and ponytail, that she thinks she's pregnant.
In 1957 she made a record, "Gal With a Horn," (recently reissued in CD by V.S.O.P .. "If she'd been a man, with her talents she would have made more records," Ms. Tucker said.
