Sentence examples for easy to pal around from inspiring English sources

He insisted that "she spent a tremendous amount of time with the press, formally, informally, off the record," and added that it's not easy "to pal around with hundreds of people".

Do you plan to pal around with Jim Jeffords, the only other Independent in the Senate?

After work, they started to pal around, going to movies and parties, or just sitting around watching CNN.

He and I were known to pal around and find ourselves knee-deep in the shit.

It's not easy to find people who do know him, because Mr. Liebrandt isn't the sort to pal around with fellow stove warriors in the wee hours.

It's having someone to pal around with, another person to do things with".

Since I had no brothers or sisters to pal around with, I'd often beg him to be my playmate.

Palin again, a few days ago: "Our opponent is someone who sees America as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists who targeted their own country".

"The Good German" flops, but he get millions to pal around with Brad Pitt in "Ocean's 13".

He ran a South Florida-based rejuvenation clinic called Biogenesis, and he liked to pal around with well-known athletes.

I'd get to pal around with the troops and fly in helicopters and wear body armor.