Sentence examples for a rich pal from inspiring English sources
After Pearl Harbor, he was disqualified for active service because of osteomyelitis (which luckily didn't affect his ferocious tennis game), and landed, thanks to a rich pal, in something called the Branch Magazine and Book Section of the Navy's Office of Public Information; he did six weeks of training at Cornell and emerged an ensign — with a fetching uniform.
After Pearl Harbor, he was disqualified for active service because of osteomyelitis (which luckily didn't affect his ferocious tennis game), and landed, thanks to a rich pal, in something called the Branch Magazine and Book Section of the Navy's Office of Public Information; he did six weeks of training at Cornell and emerged an ensign with a fetching uniform.
Again, the news stories spun into opinion pieces: "If Sean Bell had been blessed with a rich pal to buy him $575 bottles of wine at Nello's," Michael Daly of The New York Daily News wrote in a column that was cited in the motion, "he would have lived to see his wedding day".
Mr Yushchenko reckons that by uncompromisingly opposing President Leonid Kuchma and his rich pals Mrs Timoshenko will flop.
Mrs Thatcher used to go to the Swiss and Austrian Alps in summer, David Cameron pops down to Portugal, while Tony Blair would grab whatever freebie was on offer from his rich pals, be it Tuscany or the Caribbean.
"Liverpool has such a rich history and the Pals is an incredible and inspirational part of that," he said.
Charlie, who eventually confesses that the house belongs to his best pal, Kevin, a rich stockbroker, receives yet another unexpected guest in the shapely form of Kim Anna Campp), a friendly escort hired by Kevin to cheer Charlie up.
