Sentence examples for comrade of the from inspiring English sources
The reservoir has become an aqueous comrade of the Great Lawn to its south.
Beloved partner of Victoria, proud comrade of The Veterans of The Abraham Lincoln Brigade.
IT TAKES effort to recall that Gerhard Schröder, Germany's chancellor, was once dubbed "Genosse der Bosse" ("comrade of the bosses").
The love that rose on stronger wings, Unpalsied when he met with Death, Is Comrade of the lesser faith That sees the course of human things.
Their beliefs are a mix of "Marxist-Leninist-Guevarist" doctrines with a particularly Paraguayan twist, said Cristóbal Olazar, a former comrade of the EPP's founders.
The Roman poet Statius calls Hydra "the comrade of the cruel beast Kerberos (Cerberus)." There is mention in Greek mythology of a second Hydra, the Lernaian Hydra, whose killing was the second labour of Hercules (Heracles).
Literary comrades of the 60s included the politically engaged poets Christopher Logue and the late Adrian Mitchell.
She drifts in and out of lefty communes until she joins a squat housing the comrades of the Communist Centre Union.
The hut has been filled with sympathizing visitors particularly my [old comrades of the 30th…] Compare the typed text with Captain Walker's handwritten journal.
And by they, I mean that somewhat strange alliance between the comrades of the Russian defense ministry and our own defense minister.
Later, Sartre and Camus would quarrel over Soviet communism and the political use of violence, but at that time they were comrades of the left.
