Sentence examples for gal out from inspiring English sources

If we let fear prevent us from asking that guy or gal out for coffee, or speaking out against a self-serving friend, or the courage to find a job where you can be happy, it may be too late.

Prime minister Benjamin Disraeli (played by Antony Sher) decides "to winkle the old gal out of mourning" and tells the queen to return to public life, mainly to create a bit of dramatic tension in the movie's final act.

I just see that little gal out there, the abused child spanked by her mother with a hairbrush, and when they would do the up-close-and-personals for the Olympic skaters, they showed Tonya in her jeans at her little house fixing her car, and I could just feel her sink.

(Come on, dudes. I'm tryin' to get my subscriber base to 19. Help a gal out).

Love it or hate it, since time immemorial, there is likely one guy or gal out of every 10 who is gay.

He dresses like a trucker with John Deere cap and all, she dresses like a gal out to hustle some cash from unsuspecting victims - tight jeans, tight button up top, heels or boots.

Café Pistou is perfect for us gals out on the town, or as a venue for a low-pressure first date: it's insanely pretty in its knowingly retro drag – marble-topped bistro tables, half-curtains, dreamy spearmint colour scheme: the sort of place you might find serving up ratatouille in Joanne Harris's Chocolat.

"They kinda want to do this because they're looking for some meaningful things to do, and this would be pretty meaningful and it would bring all you guys and gals out to see them," Mr. Brady told reporters with a grin.

I recently hid my face in a magazine at the laundromat to block my view of a guy and gal making out against a dryer.

A batch of new shows is in development, including: * "ElimaDate," a kinder, gentler "Chains of Love," in which one guy or gal goes out with four members of the opposite sex over a single night.

A young gal peered out from between the garments, asking if she could help me.