Sentence examples for close pal from inspiring English sources

His close pal and polo player Nic Roldan agreed.

Maybe Grint was the fibber, maybe the tabloid; "a close pal" is the story's source.

Says a close pal: "Elle had just bought a watch and wanted to set the time.

Jan Ducky, a former economy minister and close pal of the ex-prime minister, was shot dead on January 11th.

Or a close pal (Jon M. Huntsman Jr).. Or a couple seated close by (the Maryland lawmaker Wade Kach).

Hirschfeld began with a few charming, laudatory paragraphs about his close pal, the great humorist Sid Perelman.

About four times a week Neil Thomson updates his blog with photos of a lot of our close pals who are closely pally with the swinging rock and roll scene of London.

"Close pals say I haven't lost my sense of humour," I exclusively revealed.

However, perhaps it should be assumed Obama uses it as a term of endearment, to mean close pals or "brothers".

A spokeswoman for Mr. Allbaugh says that while they have been close pals for a long time, they met after graduation.

The ever-professional Pauley even came prepared with a speech: "Thanks to my friends, close friend, pals, close pals, sources, highly-placed sources, sources close to, family sources, official sources, unofficial sources, insiders, senior insiders, moles, eyewitnesses, onlookers, spies, and of course, not forgetting spokesmen and spokeswomen".