Sentence examples for companion into from inspiring English sources

After all, a pen could spook a companion into silence and anyway, his memory was sufficient.

A complicated knock - the tattoo of secrecy - admits Sugar and her companion into Mrs Castaway's dimly-lit hallway.

We may welcome a companion into the intimacy of our relation with a book, but we revolt against a crowd.

This will have two effects: It will raise your standing in the restaurants you frequent and potentially shame your companion into behaving differently.

Then she moved into a seat across from him, cajoled her severe, matronly companion into sitting beside her, and asked Mr. Perry to sketch them.

It's not just paparazzi – around the corner from the Curzon, a woman in a Drive T-shirt appears to be sending a male companion into restaurants to look for him.

The tenor sings a short recitative, then he alone -- not clumped into a faceless group -- leads his companions into the ensuing chorus.

Now a member of the crowd and unable to detach myself without looking suspicious, I walked with my new companions into the city centre.

Unlike the soul singers of the 1960s, the good-looking Pendergrass took his companions into the bedroom and memorably, in "Turn off the Lights" (1979), gave clear instructions as to how he liked to be washed in the shower.

An early medieval example is found in the Saxon poem the Heliand, in which the gospel story is told with Christ as the warrior chieftain leading his companions into battle against Satan, the enemy of mankind.

And Mr. Hill wisely avoids camp, especially at the end (though you wouldn't know it from the audience's chortling), when the vampiric Phoebe turns her party companions into zombies.