Sentence examples for be a comrade from inspiring English sources

It's harder to be a comrade than a friend.

For the last week, the South African public has focused on the juiciest aspect of the affair: the revelation that a white human rights lawyer who seemed to be a comrade in arms in the African National Congress's struggle against apartheid during the 1980's was in fact a spy for the apartheid government.

Remember that there may also be a comrade in a similar situation so check thoroughly so as not to leave a potential ally behind.

Well, Ms. Clinton, now that you are a comrade in arms, we have some advice for you.

He was a comrade and a partner of mine in a historic endeavor of the city of Los Angeles.

The Swift boat crewmen are toted everywhere to vouch that John Kerry is a comrade, not just a set of political calculations.

A lawyer turned journalist, he was a comrade of Mahatma Gandhi in the earliest noncooperation movements for independence and was also president of the Indian National Congress (1934, 1939, and 1947).

You have asked - who am I, that I too did not falter, so that I too could turn my own eyes away from myself and another, who was a comrade.

"The Workers Partyy doesn't recognize the idea of hierarchy, and since everyone is a comrade, you have a lack of command and rank and even of loyalty to the minister".

"What we need is a comrade who will swim 20 kilometres a day, six times a week," says Boris Gutman, one of nine men occupying the park's ramshackle chess club.

To find out why and how these wasps employ both vision and scent to determine if an incoming wasp is a comrade, scientists carried out a series of experiments on 50 colonies (see photo above) in the wild.