Sentence examples for a different friend of mine from inspiring English sources

Here's another example from a different friend of mine, who we'll call Steve.

I find it much more interesting to never know what different friends of mine are going to look like at any given moment.

I think that different pleasures work for different readers — a friend of mine won't read anything that's not a cardiovascular sort of page-turner.

MOSCOW — I sensed something was different when a good friend of mine, Katya Vladyshevskaya, the mother of a beautiful 4-year-old, called me a month ago and asked if becoming an election monitor made any sense.

As a wise friend of mine puts it, "different isn't always better, but better is always different".

As a wise friend of mine puts it, "different isn't always better, but better is always different". That's a lesson that VCs will learn soon enough, one way or another.

I then set aside Rocktober, and created a Night Elf Warrior on a different server so I could play with a friend of mine.

We obviously don't spend a lot of time together because we're in different cities, but he's a good friend of mine".

Is that so very different from my belief that a good friend of mine who suffered intermittently from a conviction that he was responsible for the imminent outbreak of a third world war was born with an inherited liability to a psychological condition which has something to do with the region of chromosome 6?

Judge for yourself from his comments on the length of the process ("a lawyer friend of mine defended seven different murder trials during the period") and lead prosecutor Andrew Edis QC, who failed to secure a conviction of the Brookses: "The prosecutor now gets free vintage port as part of his new job description as a high court judge.

Music and film reach different parts of our brain (a musician friend of mine once said, "your art requires people to sit down and thin while mine asks people to get up and dance").