Sentence examples for an old chum from inspiring English sources

But the Wexford books, while more restrained, amount to reunions with an old chum.

"One Friday, I was at a happy hour and ran into an old chum from high school.

The Gambia's president, Yahya Jammeh, is an old chum of Mr Gbagbo, and Ghana makes money from the conflict.

Indeed, Mr. Bush's charm is in seeming like an old chum of celebrities, many of whom he has just met.

The head of the group, Martin Bouygues, is an old chum of Mr Sarkozy's.Cosy ties between politicians and the media are common.

Blackmun, then an appeals court judge on the 8th Circuit and an old chum of then-Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, was confirmed without opposition.

Life is a masquerade, old chum, and a Venetian masquerade at that.

By Hilton Als Life is a cabaret, old chum: Michelle Williams gives a perspicacious, authentic performance in a synthetic medium.

The book, written by one of Twitter's Pied Pipers, is like an all-night telephone conversation with a garrulous old chum who leaves you basking in his self-deprecating wit even as you suffer the next day with a bad case of cauliflower ear.

Who would deny that possibility in this of all cities? Life truly is a cabaret, old chum.

Within that bubble, catchphrases like "life is a cabaret, old chum," and "the show must go on" make perfect sense and become poignant imperatives.