Sentence examples for pal of a from inspiring English sources

Suzie was a pal of a pal of Tanya's and another athletic type, ex-Great Britain junior triple jump champion.

The first man to ask for her hand was Saint-Exupéry, a school pal of a cousin.

In the film version of "The Shape of Things," which opens on Friday, Ms. Mol repeats the role of Jenny, the longtime pal of a dweeby English major named Adam Paul Ruddd).

The new leader was meant to be representative of a cleaner League, not the pal of a man appealing against a conviction for tax fraud and also on trial for abuse of office and for paying for sex with a 17-year-old.Mr Maroni demanded, and apparently secured, from Mr Berlusconi an undertaking that he would not be prime minister if the right won.

Jamie has moved in with his pal of a dad, and they are enjoying some quality pub time together.

The only thing that mars this nice little pal of a book is the chapter devoted to the shitty movie at the end.

He wants to tell us about a nifty he pulled when a pal of his, a Greek savant, was forced to get an advance on his salary.

Visit to Peter's Institute of Hypnotis, where Peter Nikulaidis, professionally known as Dean Peters, was to demonstrate his ability to hypnotize people by remote control 25 people were present, plus Peter' 13-year-old son and a pal of his, a colored man.

What about those negative ads that keep repeating that he is a Muslim, a socialist, a pal of terrorists and a redistributor of wealth?

McCain today released a shockingly inflammatory Obama-is-a-pal-of-terrorist-Bill-Ayers ad.

I thought this video (by one of my parrot pals!) of a baby penguin eagerly greeting its human care-giver might cheer you up: [Video link] Cookie is a young little penguin, Eudyptula minor, residing at the Cincinnati Zoo.