Sentence examples for those pals from inspiring English sources

Those pals, it turns out, are "the Trainspotting guys".

However, as those pals must realise, just as much as  Mr Brydon surely does, the Royal Mail is not the same as other private companies.

The vocabulary in which these feats are accomplished is tastily varied, and includes an apache-dance-style pas de deux, Busby Berkeley-like configurations and a punch-fest that suggests what ordinary roughhousing among pals would be like if those pals happened to be, say, the X-Men.

If you go to happy hour with your pals, those pals and maybe a nosy bartender are the only people who can exploit whatever happens there, and if somebody showed up with a flipcam and notebook you'd notice the weirdness of the situation quickly enough and alter your behavior accordingly.

But the next time you meet those pals for lunch, I want you to look into their eyes as they wrestle a table knife out of the sweaty clutch of their spawn.

But those negative pals in your life who are always moaning to you on social media.

It wasn't Facebook's fault; all those digital pals were better than nothing.

Those inseparable pals, Rebekah and Andy, both remain in the gun sights – and this time neither seems capable of pulling the other out of the line of fire.

It says something about Mr. Dunne's capacity for friendship that certain of those understanding pals later returned his possessions to him.

But the victory moved the calypsonian Lord Beginner, another Windrush survivor, to compose on the spot the calypso that became the anthem of the moment - Cricket, Lovely Cricket, with its telling refrain, "With those little pals of mine/ Ramadhin and Valentine"; while Kitchener himself led the march round the field and down into Piccadilly.

HuffPosters shared some adorable photos of their best friends, and we want to see those furry pals that hold a special place in your heart.