Sentence examples for colleague days from inspiring English sources

He had travelled to Syria on assignment, and confided to one colleague days before his kidnap that he was sick of being beaten up, shot at, and accused of being a spy.

Talk to people who work at a school about their day and their colleagues' days.

At the time of his walk-off, Paul had one thin sliver of a point to make -- Borger was essentially re-asking questions that had been asked by her CNN colleagues days earlier.

THE doormen outside the headquarters of Shanghai's Municipal Education Commission have a new colleague these days.

"I know of no other case where a commercial firm has obtained so much free publicity as we have," he wrote to a colleague two days later.

She is a brilliant police officer who had to make a very quick life-and-death judgment," one senior colleague said, days after the shooting.

An armed Metropolitan police officer who was on duty in Downing Street on the night of the Plebgate incident involving the former chief whip Andrew Mitchell texted a colleague two days later to say that she could "topple the Tory government".

The report found that PC Gillian Weatherley, who was one of the four officers to lose their jobs after disciplinary hearings, texted a colleague two days after the incident to declare that she could topple the government.

Mr. Markov told a colleague four days before he died that he had felt a sharp pain in his leg as he walked to work, then turned to see a stranger picking up an umbrella from the sidewalk.

But Jean-Bosco Gasasira, the senior editor of the local-language tabloid Umuvugizi, where Mr. Rugambage worked, claims that the Rwandan government was behind the killing and that intelligence services had been trailing his colleague for days.

This former officer let down her colleagues whom day in, day out, provide a professional and quality service to members of communities across Merseyside.