Sentence examples for early friends from inspiring English sources

The Habit of Art Composer Benjamin Britten and poet  W H Auden were early friends and collaborators but fell out in the 1940s.

Among her early friends on the block was Sonny Rollins, whom she remembers fondly as a shy, cute boy always toting his saxophone.

But Davies is aware that Lennon had many unknown pen pals over the years, fans or early friends whose correspondence with the singer is packed away in boxes.

Her early friends included "radical lesbians who joined the marines, professional car thieves, drug addicts who died, a rock star, and one shorthand typist".

Take a look back at early Friends, for example, when we were still getting to know the particular character quirks on which this comedy relied so heavily.

Reiner Stach, who has already published Volumes 2 and 3 in his three-volume life of Kafka, told me that he has been waiting for years for the vaults to divulge materials necessary for Volume 1: an early notebook by Brod "that is said to contain 'a good deal about Kafka' "; Brod's unpublished diary from 1909; and letters from Kafka's hitherto unknown "early friends".

She tried to teach Mae Clarke (an early friend, eventually known for having a grapefruit shoved into her face by James Cagney in "The Public Enemy") how to nudge a date into buying her a coat.

What kept me at a distance from his work sometimes was what Anaïs Nin, an early friend of the author's, identified as a "frozen" aspect to his personality.

The black mane of his youth, with that celebrated lock of hair that fell over one eye — cutting his forehead "like a scar," as an early friend remarked — has long since disappeared.

Peter had been an early friend in America, made out of convenience when Bella first arrived, but he'd turned out to be a rarity, with a seemingly boundless memory.

According to the company, they've never raised finance from elsewhere (except for an early friends-and-family round).