Sentence examples for gall i from inspiring English sources

When Olga sprays insecticide to kill the ants, she does so uneasily, "feeling that the spray can might well be a living extension of my organism, a nebulizer of the gall I felt in my body".

Gall is a word that originally meant "Foreigner" or "Norseman" (later "Lowlander"), and might be meant to refer to someone from the region of Innse Gall, i.e. from the Hebrides.

Bob Morris accuses me of gall for writing a book about John F. Kennedy Jr. after ignoring "a confidentiality agreement he enforced on subordinates" ("Gall Is Good" Nov. 3).

The authors proposed that the resistance of the plant host against the galling insect could be explained by absence of galls i.e. lack of induced susceptibility.

Interchange: S Prince, S Price, P Gallen, I Folau.

At a small mill in St. Gallen, I commissioned headboards and dressers in ash.

My friend thought it never made a mistake, but amongst the galls I found one which had been opened but contained the tell-tale hole.

I must hear Wise talk of the kind of weather, Sort of season, time of year: Not a plenteous cork crop: scarcely Dare we hope oak-galls, I doubt; What's the Latin name for "parsley"?

DAY TWO 8 00 a.m.: From St. Gallen, I boarded a narrow-gauge train, run by Appenzeller Bahnen, to Jakobsbad, where I took a 10-minute cable car ride up to the 5450-foot Kronberg.

Fortunately Hugues Gall and I got on very well".

"Hugues Gall and I are very different brothers of the same family," Mr. Mortier said.