Sentence examples for pal has made from inspiring English sources

Scanlon discusses another sort of case, the Profligate Pal (Scanlon 1999: 312) where the promisee fails to have the standard expectations because the promiser (the profligate pal) has made and broken too many promises in the past.

Now, Dutch company PAL-V has made those dreams a reality with the PAL-V One (Personal Air and Land Vehicle).

Since the 2013 Grammys, Justin Timberlake and his pals have made looking good trendy, though JT's outfits can be borderline clownish.

Really, Hollywood -- 28? Every gal pal who has made that pact with a guy (remember Phoebe and Joey?) knows 30 or 40 is the age for that sort of deal.

I talk about alcoholism, hallucinating buses full of vampires and watching the Red Arrows perform aerobatics when I was six years old, over some musique concrete that my pal Andy Votel has made for me.

I talk about alcoholism, hallucinating buses full of vampires, and watching the Red Arrows perform aerobatics when I was six years old, over some musique concrete that my pal Andy Votel has made for me.

But wit is what has made "Pal Joey" endure, not its frankness about sordid lives.

And he has made pals with people Rudolph W. Giuliani refused to speak to.

The two were often photographed together in promotional materials for Ringling Brothers, with it being said that "it is penny-ante poker which has made pals of Jack and the major".

A renowned heart surgeon who is also a pal of Oprah Winfrey's, Oz has made it his mission to try to persuade lazy, overweight Americans to take control of their health, and he has become a celebrity in the process.

Even if Washington had made PALs available, it's doubtful that the Pakistanis would have trusted the United States enough to accept them.