I was proud of him too; I viewed him both as a protégé and a comrade-in-arms.
He is gray with illness, helped along by a comrade-in-arms named Nettle (Daniel Mays) — a working-class Virgil to Robbie's Dante, with a mouthful of oaths, guiding him from one circle of horrors to the next.
He was a comrade-in-arms of Leo the Armenian, who later became Emperor Leo V (813).
Yet who to better understand the emotional pain cancer patients suffer than a comrade-in-arms?
The last one, Spencer Cox, was a comrade-in-arms from ACT UP.
A sniper shoots through a hole in a wall as a comrade in the corner snaps his picture [Slide 7].
Mr. Mugabe bowed solemnly over the body and assailed this week's killing of Mr. Kabila, a man he described as "a comrade in arms, a friend, a brother, a revolutionary colleague".
His life was lonely enough, but he was not shopping for a friend or a comrade in the service of the poor.
Yet as a comrade in arms, the man shines like a beacon: to the courageous, a guardian angel; to the craven, a holy terror.
