gallin a sentence
gall as in: had the gall to
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She had the gall to ask for a raise.gall = boldness and rudeness to say or do things that are not acceptable to others
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And Peeta had the gall to talk to me about disgrace? (source)
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They were getting destroyed, they had hardly inflicted any casualties, and they had the gall to perform the victory ritual and end the game right under their noses. (source)
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The time she was removed from succession to the throne came back to Redd with the full force of its heart-stopping gall… The ever wise Queen Theodora announced that she could not allow such an unruly daughter to have queenly power. (source)gall = impertinence or impudence (rudeness and boldness)
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all the greed and all the gall Is boiled away for once and all. (source)gall = boldness and rudeness to say or do things that are not acceptable to others
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Fache was in utter incomprehension of this woman's gall.† (source)
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They're supposed to be you blithering idiot!" shouted McGona-gall.† (source)gall = boldness and rudeness to say or do things that are not acceptable to others
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At the end, our leaders, Sarah Hill and Troy and Maila Gall, lead us in a short Bible study, usually about what Jesus said or did.† (source)
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"After everything that I've done for you," continued Adri, "everything we've sacrificed, you have the gall to steal from me."† (source)
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A few people laugh nervously, but most turn their heads to see if Skeeter has had the gall to show up.† (source)
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The gall of them, fighting back.† (source)
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If anyone had the gall to ask why the door had been locked, Jackson would respond that it hadn't been locked; the students had simply been unable to open it.† (source)
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A lavatory sponge plunged into vinegar and gall and thrust into His poor mouth, a mouth that moves rarely except to pray, to pray even for you, boys, even for you who nailed Him to that cross.† (source)
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Will laughed, which I thought took a great deal of gall.† (source)
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Near its crown it bulged with the distinctive onion-shaped dome of its accumulator gall.† (source)
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You have some gall calling me lazy for someone who lies in bed all day.† (source)
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rare meaning
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Come to my woman's breasts, And take my milk for gall, your murdering ministers, (source)gall = bile
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Gall of goat, and slips of yew (source)
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