Sentence examples for buddy of the from inspiring English sources
Mr Lay was a buddy of the Bush family.
The narrator was a buddy of the client and forced on us by him.
Bates's place, of course, being the best buddy of the master of the house, is assured.
On his last album, Kelly recorded a song called "3-Way Phone Call," an explicitly Christian, seven-minute-long discussion with his sister and her "prayer buddy" of the nature of (his) sin.
In 1977 he and a campaign manager were indicted on charges of accepting a $500,000 bribe from a developer, a poker-playing buddy of the mayor's, but the charges were dropped.
John Sharp, the new chancellor of the Texas A&M University System and an on-again, off-again buddy of the governor's, fielded a question about it at a Texas Tribune event last week.
Many of the other would-be members share her views (see article).For the visionaries, though, the single-currency project is only half complete: the euro was always meant to be matched by political integration, as Gerhard Schröder Tony Blair's Euro-buddy of the week (see article)—freely admits.
In the late 1960's and early 70's Mr. Zucker and Mr. Close were intimate cohorts, drinking and painting buddies of the first order.
So far, Mr Starr has spent four years and at least $30m on his inquiries, and has secured a number of convictions, some of them of buddies of the president.
Gordon Brown was evidently hoping that David Cameron would oppose the 50p rate so that the Tories could be painted as the buddies of the bankers and the pals of the privileged.
