Sentence examples for such a pal from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason your old boss made such a pal of you is that you let her, or thought you had to.

It's not hard to see why Putin is such a pal and role model for Trump.

Such a PAL is comparable with that observed in spinal cord-injured patients living at home (mean PAL: 1.32; Mollinger et al, 1985) or patients with cerebral palsy (mean PAL: 1.23; Stallings et al, 1996).

If you must be away for extended periods of time, you should buy your bird a pal (such as a Budgie, which is also known as a Parakeet).

Cute puppy accessories to create a whole scene include a bone, a kennel, a bow or collar, a chew toy or pull rope, and a pal such as another puppy, a butterfly, maybe even a caterpillar.

The folksy Buffett is much more outgoing, a pal of celebrities, such as Bill Gates, and a real ham at Berkshire's annual meetings in Omaha, Nebraska.

If you take along four pals, such a trip works out to about $3,000 per person per round-trip ticket.

So if you take along four pals, such a trip works out to about $3,000 per person per round-trip ticket.

His commitment issues are such a running joke among his pals that they gave him a standing ovation at his wedding when he walked down the aisle.

Lee Summers, who conceived "From My Hometown" and wrote it with Ty Stephens and Herbert Rawlings Jr., hasn't managed to pump much novelty into the all-too-familiar story with its offstage romantic subplots, and even a fairy tale like this shouldn't have such a gaping hole where the pals' big break ought to be.

"Liverpool has such a rich history and the Pals is an incredible and inspirational part of that," he said.