She fraternized with neighbors.
Though he fraternized with the upper crust, he wasn't wealthy himself.
At the end of the day, in the bus parking lot, the "boots" fraternized with the "boots," and the "slippers" fraternized with the "slippers".
In 1999, Mr. Polites became president of Ford Australia, where he often fraternized with factory workers and eliminated executive perks.
Standing guard, they said, they had fraternized with the enemy, "swapping matches for tobacco, and smoking together, and hoping that the war would soon end".
They limped along through the 19th century until the Great Railroad Strike of 1877, when militiamen fraternized with the strikers rather than protect the railroad owners' property.
Another reader denounced him as a "scumbag," and compared him to Spitzer, who was forced to resign as governor when it was disclosed that he fraternized with prostitutes.
The second, "Lieutenant Franklin" tells about a young officer in the Army of Occupation in Germany after the war, who fraternized with the Germans.
The car owners fraternized with other car owners; the computer owners with other computer owners; and those who had little of anything were now a society unto themselves.
What began as a relationship of convenience was cemented in a brotherhood of arms, as United States troops fraternized with the exotic fighters they had bivouacked with.
Once an affable officer who regularly fraternized with his fellow officers and crew, Wilkes became a rival to Melville's Capt.
