Sentence examples for chum from the from inspiring English sources

And RIP Pierre, our pedigree chum from the right side of the tracks.

He was also Fan Man, who represents WFAN, and Chum, from the Long Island Jawz of the roller hockey league.

From Alice's eccentric and world-weary father to Noor, her hormonal teenage chum from the borstal whose mother is dying of cancer, all are flawed yet endlessly sympathetic.

In this case, the theater reconnected with Paddy Hayter, a school chum from the Lecoq years with a long Shakespeare résumé.

Inviting a sexually naive chum from the sticks to watch the smooth operation of his harem, Bernard is inevitably the victim of hubris as storm warnings and cancelled flights lead to the convergence of all three women on his apartment.

He was a gentle person, he insisted, as he sniffed delicately at the bottles of French perfume he liked to buy on first-class international flights.What he did not add, though most people knew it, was that Pol Pot was his chum from the elite Lycée Sisowath in Phnom Penh and his student buddy at the Sciences Po in Paris, later his brother-in-law when they married girls who were sisters.

Relying on reports from the pianist Julius Epstein (an old school chum from Vienna), the soprano Milka Ternina and other well-placed sources, Higginson appraises the field.

Many of his drinking chums from the past, who predeceased him, would never have imagined he would make it to 80.

For the American De Witt Clinton and the British Trumpley (Trump) Wailes are, it happens, college chums from the Continent, now living in Gloucestershire amid an excess of fretting about reputations, marriageability, and annual incomes.

She's Lucy, one of three small-town chums from the Deep South who graduate from High School in Georgia and head west in a rickety Buick convertible driven by Anson Mount, a George Clooney lookalike contender (juvenile division).

After being royally entertained by some of his old chums from the Royal Navy during the day over charged glasses of Seasickness Simulator, the retired sailor turned broadcaster literally rocked up to the microphone at 10.45pm to give the billed "commentary on the illuminations".