Sentence examples for consort with a from inspiring English sources

Consort with a diverse assembly of creative Cornellians across various industries.

But a man of Mr. Giuliani's stature should consort with a better class of criminals, worthy of a Valentine's Day legend.

She comes across in the book as having a kind of "negative capability," able to consort with a wide variety of characters.

And Frasier and his brother, Niles, may be the most cultivated speakers of English ever to consort with a studio audience.

But beneath the raffish garb is a force of nature who can turn her back on the charms of the local lads to consort with a higher authority.

All that having been said, and putting the specific allegations to one side, there cannot be any doubt that it was crass misjudgement for the prince to consort with a sex offender after he had been released from jail.

Gerald, Bennett pointedly observes, is consorting with a prostitute somewhere in the mêlée below.

Less sincere was Copland's claim that he had never knowingly consorted with a Party member.

The very idea of him consorting with a prostitute was "preposterous," she said.

In the end, M. was charged with nothing more serious than consorting with a known criminal organization.

Charges against Mr. Sterling included visiting houses of prostitution and consorting with a felon, both with Mr. Durgin.