Sentence examples for would mal from inspiring English sources
I didn't have to ask, "What would Mal do?" because he was both absent in reality and present in my head, and in Elspeth's.
"Pas mal, pas mal," he said.
I never tried to write a sentence the way Mal would write a sentence, I just wrote, trusting that some deep connection would carry the prose.
If his great book has a defining theme it is ennui - which, after the publication of Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal, would become such a preoccupation of later French writers, from Flaubert to Stendhal.
Cobb confesses that in order to ensure Mal would leave Limbo, he had implanted the idea that her reality was false in her head in the first place; this was how he knew that inception was possible.
Shortly after the announcement Malcolm Turnbull revealed that the embattled special minister of state, Mal Brough, would stand aside pending a police investigation into his role in the downfall of the former Speaker Peter Slipper.
Only after the second division had landed would the advance to Mal Tepe begin.
If Lennon said "Socks, Mal", Evans would have to rush to a local store and buy pairs of cotton socks for him.
You see, I'd been introduced to Mal via his Paul Faustino books, a trilogy of football novels, set in South America, and to say I'd fallen in love would be an understatement.
As the maleimide groups could selectively undergo an addition reaction with sulfhydryl groups [29], the DSPE-PEG-Mal conjugate would be able to react with cysteine in TAT and form covalent bonding.
