Sentence examples for another comrade from inspiring English sources
A moment later he added, "A couple of days earlier another comrade was killed".
A rebel fighter going by the nom de guerre of "Major" is heard telling another comrade called "Grek" that a group of fighters had brought the airliner down.
Rob Davies, a communist, retains his trade-and-industry portfolio and another comrade, Ebrahim Patel, remains in charge of economic development, though neither has generated much in the way of trade, industry or development in Mr Zuma's first term.
Hamedani, another comrade from the Iran-Iraq War, was experienced in running the kind of irregular militias that the Iranians were assembling, in order to keep on fighting if Assad fell.
Everywhere I look, Communist North Korea is a world both foreign and familiar to my Korean-American eyes, a place where the men wear Mao suits and children tote Mickey Mouse backpacks, where they call one another "comrade" and love their spicy kimchi.
In December 1984, Ntehelang is thought to have trained in East Germany with other young recruits; by the end of 1985 or early 1986, he and Martins crossed paths in Angola, where, Martins and another comrade tell me, Ntehelang was guarding Chris Hani, the charismatic then-commander of the ANC's armed wing.
He was with him just on Friday, at a birthday party for another fellow comrade.
Kate had a song, as did Dave Schramm, another old comrade who was also the de facto bandleader; world-class songwriters all around.
But each time they stood in silence as another fallen comrade came out on a stretcher, RoseEllen Dowdell's two sons felt they were honoring their father.
It reminds me of a memorial service in Mahmudiya, when soldier after soldier — often with tears streaming down his face — did the same for another fallen comrade, who died 20 yards from me.
Garang modelled the S.P.L.A. on Africa's other quasi-Marxist movements, and for a time he received assistance from Soviet-backed regimes in Ethiopia and Cuba; S.P.L.A. men still refer to one another as "comrade," though few make any claims to socialist ideals.
