Sentence examples for a buddy of a from inspiring English sources

Let's just put it this way…a friend of a friend of a buddy of a pal of ours is a soldier in Iraq.

At the height of the silliness last winter, a buddy of mine, Doug Levy, performed an impromptu experiment.

He would drape a tarp over the open end ("like a Winnebago or a camper," a buddy of his said).

If, let's say, you and a buddy of yours were having a conversation close to a black hole, time would appear completely normal.

She became a muse for the Surrealists, a lover of Picasso and a buddy of Paul Ãluard, Jean Cocteau and others.

Into this setup comes Dmitriy Vladimir Vdovichenkovv) — a buddy of Kolya's, now a lawyer, and the closest thing to a sophisticate that the film can supply.

In 1963, Lynda Gunn was asked by her grandfather, a private-school athletic director in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, to model for a buddy of his who was a painter.

In short, he clings to what Ida Horowicz (Marisa Tomei), a Times reporter, and almost a buddy of his, derides as "all this 'take back the country' nonsense".

"I call him the logic doctor," says Chip Taylor, a buddy of Dahlman's and a songwriter whose credits include "Wild Thing" and "Angel of the Morning".

I hear about him from a buddy of mine who is a trainer on the seniors tour who tries to keep us in one piece.

In a recent New Yorker profile, Payne said you had a "magnificent recognisability, like a buddy of yours in high school that you bump into in the mall".