And two of my most intrepid ACT UP compatriots used their eulogies not just as a salute but as a call to arms.
THE NAMES -- Martin Schmitt of Germany, Hannawald's compatriot, used to be considered the sport's phenom.
It's like a political campaign: You learn a map, do a budget, and endure compatriots who use the whole thing as an excuse to binge-drink.
Your government has narrowed the Internet bandwidth and has passed cyber crime laws, but that has not stopped your compatriots from using the Internet to inform the world about the situation of their country.
But for now tradition prevails, and Ferrer and his Spanish compatriot Nicolás Almagro used the full allotment of sets in the day's first men's quarterfinal in Rod Laver Arena.
According to American composer David Schiff, his compatriot Leonard Bernstein used to imply that he had single-handedly rescued Mahler from oblivion in 1960, after 50 years of neglect.
For the past year, he has been spending his days in the Botanical Garden library, preparing a book about Ebito, or flower language, a symbolic method of communication among his compatriots, involving the use of flowers, leaves, grass, seeds, twigs, clay, beads, animal hair, and stones.
It is also considerate for your coffee house compatriots who could use the space.
My compatriots welcome us so warmly, which makes me very happy.
After putting pen to paper on a five-year contract, the Chilean admitted his compatriot Arturo Vidal, who used to play for Leverkusen and is now at Bundesliga rivals Bayern Munich after four years with Juventus, had made up his mind for him.
