Sentence examples for old pa from inspiring English sources

Thank you, Guardian, for being the best newspaper in the land and for mellowing my grumpy old pa.

In Cairo, the three-piece are usually hired to play large outdoor wedding celebrations and their sound has developed in tandem with a need to kickstart parties while often contending with battered old PA systems.

Three rejuvenation products were applied on two field trials of 5 year old PA pavement surfaces.

Walk into the oblong bar — which is dark and divey and smells of moist corned beef and mustard — on any night after 10 p.m., and you'll be treated to some kind of musical experience, usually of the indie rock variety: driving electric guitars, the pop and crack of drums, the deep thwang of bass and an urgent vocal run through an old PA.

The 55-year-old former PA deputy minister of prisoner affairs is the most senior Palestinian official to die during confrontations with Israeli forces in recent years.

The problem may have been political — a wish to avoid any suggestion of dominance — or it may have been aesthetic, a dislike of the feat-after-feat structure of many old pas de deux.

After the bend in Kettlettville, Route 666 follows a short segment of an old alignment, deemed on maps as Old PA-666.

drawingdownthemoon.co.uk Rachel & Tom Warry Rachel, a 31-year-old PA working in London, had been having no trouble on the traditional dating circuit and had never contemplated going to an online dating website.

Mrs Bourne's email became known to the world after Heidi Withers, a 29- year-old PA in London, sent it to a handful of friends, who passed it on to others, who did the same in their turn, until it ended up being discussed on breakfast television and featured everywhere from Time Magazine in the US to several Indian newspapers.

In 1969, when the final holdout, 72-year-old "Pa" Carvery, refused to move even though his property had been expropriated, he was invited to Halifax City Hall where he was shown a suitcase full of money.

Laura, a 26-year-old PA, agrees, saying: "I think most male-female friendships start through fancying, or at least being confused into thinking you fancy them because you're a girl and he's a guy and you really like hanging out, so you must fancy him, right?" So what does that tell us about love and sex and men and women?