Sentence examples for galling of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'galling of' is not a commonly used phrase in written English
If you would like to use it, you should explain what it means in the context you have used it. For example: The galling of her voice as she spoke revealed her disdain for the situation.
PD Spare a thought for Denmark, the country with that most galling of tags: the worst runner-up.
Most galling of all, though, is that Smith's proposal still clings to the notion of creating a compulsory national DNA database by stealth.
But most galling of all was that among the cheapest insurers willing to give him a quote on his house was Co-op, wanting just £182.02.
Stick with the funny video trend and watch the most galling of own goals — scored by the defender's rear end — and most unusual jersey-over-the-head twist in a preseason hockey fight.
Most galling of all to Hawks, the Hays Office threatened to withhold the production seal unless he added a finale scene with a judge condemning Scarface on the gallows.
She got $536, much more than her insurance company would have given her.Most galling of all for wildlife officers is the money used to reimburse homeowners comes from licence revenue paid by hunters and fishermen, who see the mountains and foothills as animal territory anyway.
BRAVO to one of the most stunning gals of the night".
"I used to drink a half gal of that a day.
The leaks that resulted eventually released an estimated 4.9 million bbl (206 million gal) of oil.
Buzz gal of the min, Lana del Rey naturally appears in the top 10 at number six.
"We're trying to be the Nasty Gal of plus," she said, referring to the fast-growing e-tailer.
