Sentence examples for a comrade from from inspiring English sources

A comrade from de Gaulle's early army days recalled: "He stood out not so much because of his size but because of his ego, which glowed from afar".

The kidnappers had been demanding the release of a comrade from jail in return for the women's release, the officials said.

"She's a terrible communicator," said Apolo Lisboa, a comrade from Rousseff's early days in the clandestine Marxist group Política Operária (Workers' Politics, or Polop).

As Stepan, a comrade from Russia, Ed Vassallo gives a commanding performance (2 10).The Lion Theater, 410 West 42nd Street, Clinton, (212) 279-4200; closes on Thursday.

Similarly, Crémer was the leader of a group of underground resistants trying to rescue a comrade from the Nazis in Costa-Gavras's Shock Troops (1967).

Even one of Mr. Barak's closest associates, Deputy Defense Minister Ephraim Sneh, a comrade from his days in Israel's most elite secret commando unit, issued a frustrated call for new elections.

For instance, how long should it take a rescuer to drag an injured comrade from a damaged vehicle, or hoist a rucksack over the slippery side of an inflatable Zodiac boat?

He did act bravely on one occasion during the war, when he helped a comrade escape from a burning plane, but he invented a much more heroic career for himself; his last pseudonym was Group Captain Rupert Brooke.

Why? "Because the Green candidate here is an old comrade from the 60s, a trade union activist, anti-war, rock solid on most issues.

In a separate case, Mr. Zuma admitted in 2006 to having unprotected sex with an H.I.V.-positive 31-year-old woman who was the daughter of a close comrade from the struggle.

Political kidnappings have the ultimate purpose of obtaining political concessions or releasing a fellow comrade from imprisonment.