Sentence examples for a pal from from inspiring English sources

Carolyn was a pal from Tanya's native Surrey.

A pal from Scotland gave me this tip, and we have called it the Glasgow pillow ever since.

"Each of our stores is tailored to its neighborhood," said Humberto Leon, who co-founded Opening Ceremony with Carol Lim, a pal from his undergraduate days at Berkeley.

I had to come with her to the movies, she said, because she had made plans with a pal from her office, and he was bringing a friend for me to meet.

During their last visit to the Barrow Street Theater, T J & Dave had a special guest one night: Tracy Letts, a pal from Chicago and the author of the current Broadway hit "August: Osage County".

He became Eddie Cantor, and though he reached the top of his profession, he was always delighted to meet a pal from his boyhood who still called him Izzy when referring to the old days.

Having a pen pal from an English-speaking country (such as the United States, Britain, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand or South Africa, for example) will also allow you to learn more about the culture and what life is like in that part of the world.

Her speechlessness is enough to distance her from the world, though she does have Zelda (Octavia Spencer, forever a scene-stealer), a loyal pal from work who's facing her own domestic tedium.

As the stakes get higher, Rawlins sends for Mouse, a childhood pal from Houston with a gold tooth and an itchy trigger finger.

A pal phoned from her holidays in Spain.

If you want an inspirational book for a pal reeling from a new cancer diagnosis, this is a much better pick.