Sentence examples for devoted comrade from inspiring English sources
At the presentation, AH&LA CEO Joseph A. McInerney stated "I am delighted that were honoring Jack with one of our most treasured awards, he has been a devoted comrade to many in the hospitality industry and has provided inspiration for future leaders coming through the ranks".
She was a rebel girl, devoted mother, beloved comrade.
While it is true that most soldiers are devoted to country and comrades, and are focused on their mission, the assertion that soldiers are cheerfully returning for multiple combat tours is grounded in statistics and arguments that are misleading.
That Riordan follows Homer further in having a comrade, one as devoted to this aggressive and angry young woman as Patroclus was to Achilles, fatally borrow her armor to lead their troops back into combat, while providing a surprising extra motive for the comrade's action, demonstrates both Riordan's resourceful use of the old stories and his clever variation on them.
He added: "There will never again be a man or comrade like Fidel, who devoted his life, his knowledge and his struggle not only to the Cuban people but to all the people of the world".
He was devoted to his employees, whom he called "compagnons" or "comrades," and insisted that each one owned at least one share in the company.
The book's two halves are devoted on one hand to forest life with oddly named comrades (Zanzara, Speck and Blomma are a few) and to uneasy acclimation to the human world on the other.
With several short films and a feature to his credit, he then directed two features, "Comrades" (1970) and — playing Monday night — "Blow for Blow" (1972), devoted to left-wing political activism; in the mid-seventies, he opened a movie theatre in order to show political films.
While Morris devoted much time to trying to convert his friends to the cause, of Morris' circle of artistic comrades, only Webb and Faulkner fully embraced socialism, while Swinburne expressed his sympathy with it.
