Now she had the gall to act like a friend.

And you've got the gall to make love to that girl!

Then you have the gall to call yourself my mother?

He actually had the gall to reach out his hand to help her up.

"Their man gets killed and we have the gall to tell them to stay out."

One of them even had the gall to say that there is no evidence.

But we never had the gall to actually claim that.

It seemed that there was no end to the man's gall.

That's not much more gall than trying to kill us on 101.

And then you had the gall to pay for the job with government funds.

For having the gall to think that spring would be a little soon this year.

One of them had the gall to ask if she'd be available later on, say, after ten?

France Gall wanted to take a break and did not record any more for several years to come.

Sometimes Frost had the gall to help himself without being asked.

The trigger for the gall to form is not known.

All that a leader needs is the gall to stand up and tell them he's got what they're looking for.

"Has he the gall to come here and insult the king to his face?"

And you have the gall to be sad in the same world as that man.

"You mean he has the gall to mention her name to his wife?"

Can you imagine the gall of it in this day and age?

As it is, I am traveling at least half on gall.

"He had the gall to get up and question our integrity."

It would be great too if we could have some more about plant galls.

By this time, Gall had been away from the drug ring for over three years.

I still cannot believe he had the gall to return!"

It galled me to have to ask him for help.

He knew I would keep my word, however much it galled me.

It galled so, when all she wanted was to learn.

It galled her, but there was nothing she could do.

It galled him, but he seemed to have no choice.

That he had even made the effort to look after her galled him.

No matter how fair the woman, it galls a little.

Perhaps it is because they cannot do what I can, and for some reason, this galls them.

The words galled, and she half expected him to ask how much Martin wanted for her.

What galls him is that an important development took place after the game died in early spring.

His confidence that she would not run away galled her.

She was silent, and this galled him all the more.

After he'd walked free for so long, it galled him.

He was already too late, but still every second of delay galled him.

It galled him to go into a situation with weapons raised.

The lack of support he had to deal with when it came to running the hospital galled him.

There was relief on his face and it galled her.

It just galled her to think they'd been beaten by a human.

Not being able to recall exactly what her first name was galled him to no end, but only for a moment.

It actually galls us to think that, you know, they might go end the world somewhere else.

It galled him, but he decided the action was acceptable.

It galled him to see the admiration on her face.

In the morning they would have to ride, whether his leg still galled him or not.

Suddenly now I felt more than before the restrictions of my situation, and they galled me.

"But it galls some people that he has done so well and been able to survive in this Administration."

As a convenient prescription, a fine powder of gallnut powder, sulfuric acid, and oyster shell could also be applied to the teeth, though this never really caught on.

It is there for its own sake, and because of the characteristically dense and doughty rendering of an old woman's head and the expressive use of gallnut ink.

When the solution was combined with vegetable tannins from sources such as gallnut powder or tea powder, it would turn black and become non-water soluble, in the same manner that iron gall ink is produced.

In 1532, it was recorded that property tax was levied in Pulicat on a graded scale and sales tax was levied on rice and paddy, oil and ghee, jaggery, pepper, turmeric, betal nut, gallnut, sugar, cumin, fenugreek, dry ginger and textiles.

Now she had the gall to act like a friend.

And you've got the gall to make love to that girl!

Then you have the gall to call yourself my mother?

He actually had the gall to reach out his hand to help her up.

"Their man gets killed and we have the gall to tell them to stay out."

One of them even had the gall to say that there is no evidence.

But we never had the gall to actually claim that.

It seemed that there was no end to the man's gall.

That's not much more gall than trying to kill us on 101.

And then you had the gall to pay for the job with government funds.

For having the gall to think that spring would be a little soon this year.

One of them had the gall to ask if she'd be available later on, say, after ten?

France Gall wanted to take a break and did not record any more for several years to come.

Sometimes Frost had the gall to help himself without being asked.

The trigger for the gall to form is not known.

All that a leader needs is the gall to stand up and tell them he's got what they're looking for.

"Has he the gall to come here and insult the king to his face?"

And you have the gall to be sad in the same world as that man.

"You mean he has the gall to mention her name to his wife?"

Can you imagine the gall of it in this day and age?

As it is, I am traveling at least half on gall.

"He had the gall to get up and question our integrity."

It would be great too if we could have some more about plant galls.

By this time, Gall had been away from the drug ring for over three years.

I still cannot believe he had the gall to return!"