Sentence examples for gal from inspiring English sources
The word "gal" is a slang term for a girl or a young woman, and is commonly used in written English
For example: "My gal loves going to the beach on weekends."
But it's just amazing what a gal can manage if she takes off all of her clothes mid-film for little reason and starts to have sex with an actor (who seems to be able to engage in this activity fully clothed - but it is not for me to question the biological modus operandi of the thespian crowd).
She's also the kind of gal who believes you're only really a woman once you're a mom.
This week, politicians in the home state of both the Dallas Cowboys' cheerleaders and the "pom-pom mom" (who was convicted of plotting to kill the mother of her daughter's cheerleading rival), decided a gal could gyrate too far.
She has five kids, she shoots and skins her own food, she's not embarrassed to be Christian and she talks like a regular gal.
"I like that gal," says Floyd Keen, a Wal-Mart customer near Lebanon.
And so we're into this beating blue heart of Abbott Land and we're checking out the Sea Birds, the gyrating gal-dancers, all legs and midriffs, and teeth that could illuminate the ground by night.
Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, has been burnishing her own tough-gal credentials on the Senate Armed Services Committee.The concentration on national security reflects a second big change: America's new but continuing sense of vulnerability.
One of the exhibit's highlights was to be a 1,890,000-litre (500,000-gal) shark habitat, which would give the Shedd an opportunity to exhibit larger sharks for the first time.
Mr Herzog, for his part, has a natural partner only in Zahava Gal-On's left-wing Meretz (6), which most strongly favours a Palestinian state, for a nucleus of 30 seats.Two centrist factions are biddable by either camp.
He consults the work of Dr Tzvi Gal-Chen, a scientist at the Royal Academy of Meteorology, believing his scientific papers hold the key to his wife's disappearance.
