“Gunga Din”

1. (1890) A poem by Rudyard Kipling about the native water carrier for a British regiment in India .

Example Sentences

Then he remembered having seen Gunga Din in which Cary Grant, surrounded by the enemy, says coolly, “You are all under arrest.”

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He loved Kipling, especially If, but Gunga Din most of all.

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After a "shot" of Picardy brandy, we all sat down to the best supper Gunga Din had yet given us.

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An interesting development in our preparations for defense was the sudden discovery that "Gunga Din" was a soldier.

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Murphy's ambulance was looked for as anxiously as Gunga Din.

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No visitor is likely to be thirsty enough to drink of the sweet water that reminds him of Gunga Din and his goatskin bag.

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