Sentence examples for comrade from from inspiring English sources

Actually, Lermontov was killed by Nikolai Martynov, an old comrade from military school, in July 1841.

And just to clinch the emotional spectacle, his fellow athletes escorted their injured comrade from the track.

A comrade from de Gaulle's early army days recalled: "He stood out not so much because of his size but because of his ego, which glowed from afar".

My associate returned to our table, and stated that the man was "an old comrade from the civil war, but he was on the other side, with Franco".

The kidnappers had been demanding the release of a comrade from jail in return for the women's release, the officials said.

"She's a terrible communicator," said Apolo Lisboa, a comrade from Rousseff's early days in the clandestine Marxist group Política Operária (Workers' Politics, or Polop).

They demanded the release of their comrades from Israeli prisons.

We keep in touch with comrades from the deployment, but they are not always around.

Well, you assemble comrades from your orca pod a few hundred feet from the ice floe.

Even friends and military comrades from Uruguay see him for treatment.

Failing that, he relied on Mr Lafontaine to keep the comrades from getting in his way.