Sentence examples for by a comrade from inspiring English sources

Late in 1943 200 of these immigrants were betrayed by a comrade & arrested, & in Feb., 1944 23 were killed by a Nazi firing squad.

Even more affecting is his oil painting "Wounded Soldier" (1930), a large canvas showing the agonies of a dying man, assisted by a comrade as an indifferent officer looks on.

"We got what we wanted," Petraeus said, "people who could react to the unforeseen". (What Petraeus also got was an M16 round through his chest, fired by a comrade in a freak accident during just such an exercise. "The unforeseen," he recounted with a wry grin).

In MSG PW you will be accompanied by a comrade.

The struggle I described had occurred a month or more before the official communist uprising, led in that part of the country by a Comrade So-and-so.

Even in pre-coup times, I had barely avoided being run over by an irate motorist who shouted, "Viva el Pato Donald!" I was saved by a comrade from being beaten up by an anti-Semitic mob and the modest bungalow where my wife and I lived with our young son Rodrigo had been the object of protests.

He is gray with illness, helped along by a comrade-in-arms named Nettle (Daniel Mays) — a working-class Virgil to Robbie's Dante, with a mouthful of oaths, guiding him from one circle of horrors to the next.

Even the criminal sentence for disturbing the peace — imposed by a "Comrades' Court" — is to plant 50 saplings.

In Men From the Boys, Harry is confronted about this belief by Ken, a comrade of his father, who challenges the idealised image of the family.

He adds an intriguing, though occasionally cloying, curio: his grandfather's orchestral arrangement of 10 Rachmaninov songs, sung with crystal clarity by Vsevolod Grivnov, a comrade of Jurowski's from the days of the conductor's debut at Wexford in 1995.

The rescue fails, as do the awkward attempts by the narrator and a comrade to grow closer in the tragedy's wake.