Sentence examples for companions from from inspiring English sources

"Choosing Companions," from "Atlas," Ms. Monk's 1991 opera, served as a metaphor for her creative process.

The thing is, just before the interview, I'd bumped into Cassie's two companions from the shopping arcade.

Two strangers, we were kept company by mutual companions: from Simon and Garfunkel's The Boxer to Pat Boone's Speedy Gonzalez.

They are joined not just by companions from those earlier shows but also by other recent additions to the permanent collection.

My companions from Mansoura wondered if I knew what this meant — if I understood the scale of disrespect the protesters were showing toward the President.

Most of Obama's conservative dinner companions from his evening at George Will's home now describe him and his Administration in the most caricatured terms.

Not the moms themselves — or their more rough-and-tumble companions from four years later, Nascar dads — but the narrow worldview that these demographic labels represent.

There she crouches under a dark bank, amid the roots of trees, as her companions from the farm come searching for her.

Hoping to reach the coast at the end of January 1806, he set sail with eight companions from Sansanding, a little below Ségou, on Nov. 19, 1805.

Dining companions from nearby towns said that they had thought of Malverne only as a place to go to the movies.

Plaintively, dolphins in captivity can remember the whistles of companions from whom they have been separated for 20 years or more.