The phrase "a nate" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of a word or phrase.
Example: "I need to find a mate for the project."
Alternatives: "a partner" or "a companion."
Moments later, Wilson Chandler's long jumper and a Nate Robinson layup put them up by 98-93.
The Knicks trailed by 88-86 after a Danilo Gallinari 3-pointer and a Nate Robinson 3-point play.
(I'm also a Nate Silver fan; I have no information at all about what his relationships with other Times people were like).
His perennial predictions, based on a formula of his own devising, make him a paver's Bill James, or a Nate Silver of the steamroller, except that his work points not to who will win but, rather, whom to blame.
As my colleague says in reference to Mr Barbour, both parties benefit when both parties are credible.In any case, I wish I had the statistical skills of a Nate Silver and could come up with some kind of model for the importance of campaign funds.
By Emma Allen Whether you're a Nate Silver devotee who's wholeheartedly with Her or you just poll your buddies while on vigilante border patrol, in the homestretch of this surreal election it's hard not to compulsively check the latest projections of who will win.
Over dinner, Nate says "Hey Sean, mind if I holla atchu real fast?" The holla-sesh turns out to be more of a Nate-telling-Sean-he-sucks sesh.
The list of departed comrades includes a Robinson (Nate) and a Roberson (Anthony), a James Jeromee) and a Jones (Fred), a Rose (Malik), a House (Eddie) and a Hill (Jordan).
"They've been considered to be a joke," Nate Jordan, a member of the mayor's task force explained, "a kind of stain on our community".
Now I am not claiming to have possessed the predictive powers of a boy Nostradamus or a kid Nate Silver.
Johnson called Paul "a young Nate Archibald".
