Sentence examples for former pal from inspiring English sources
"Where did everyone go?" A former pal did finally get in touch, but not for friendship's sake: "You've lost your power!
Over on the dark side is the Winter Soldier, a former pal of Steve's who has been turned into a brainwashed assassin.
The 72-year-old Cambridge native did not look at his former pal, the short, trim 83-year-old Bulger of South Boston, sitting military straight at the defense table, and Bulger's ice-blue eyes did not turn toward him.
But old habits interfere when a former pal reappears, bringing more trouble to a character who has been "either written or directed to be a little too aware of her charming quirkiness" (Anita Gates).
They claim to be saving the monarchy from Thaksin Shinawatra, the prime minister deposed in the 2006 military coup, whose supporters won last December's election.It is now three years since Sondhi Limthongkul, a businessman and former pal of Mr Thaksin's, fell out with him and founded the PAD.
The article claimed the video was filmed by Gascoigne's "former pal", Shane Abbott, 36, and reported that he had "revealed the full horror of addict Gazza's lifestyle to the Daily Star in the hope it will help him face up to his problems".
Still, the town is enjoying the moment, watching a knife fight between two industry observers and former pals who clearly can't stand each other.
The reason why one is not in contact with former pals is because you do not have much in common with them.
Seb is played by Chris Addison – never mind the army of Cyborgs marching out of St Paul's, it's former pals from The Thick of It who are taking over.
At 16 times estimated 1999 earnings of $5.90, Eaton's shares now trade much closer to those of companies like Emerson than do the shares of its former pals in the truck sector, such as Dana Corp. and Meritor.
At 16 times estimated 1999 earnings of $5.90, Eaton's shares now trade much closer to those of companies like Emerson than do its former pals in the truck sector, like Dana Corp. and Meritor.
