Sentence examples for equal colleagues from inspiring English sources

"We sit around the table and we're all equal colleagues," said Amy Gutmann, the center's director.

Blessed with ample rehearsal time, Bychkov, helped by a fresh and open recording acoustic, does a wonderful job of treating the orchestra's different instrumental departments as equal colleagues, bringing distinctive gifts to a common effort.

Young scientists are therefore more equal colleagues.

Another problem with this governing style may arise where board members and the CEO are equal colleagues, and there is a possible conflict of interest when the CEO sits as a voting member [ 39].

Equal with colleagues in a ring I sit on each calm evening Enchanted as the flowers The opening light draws out of hiding With all its gradual dove-like pleading, Its logic and its powers: That later we, though parted then, May still recall these evenings when Fear gave his watch no look; The lion griefs loped from the shade And on our knees their muzzles laid, And Death put down his book.

As expedition leader, Michael Purcell was equal parts colleague and boss, with a raspy voice and a sonic laugh and a playful sarcasm, but he knew the Remus subs as well as anyone.

Contrary to your point, we do not view The Onion and The Daily Show as "copycats", but rather equals... colleagues... brothers-in-arms in the world of comedy.

So many of us experience a form of P.T.S.D. because of a feeling we are not considered equal to our colleagues.

Here are my top tips for anyone deciding to make a similar decision: It's important to remember that you deserve to be in a job just as much as everyone else and are equal to your colleagues.

The board's ruling that graduate teaching and research assistants at New York University (NYU) qualify as employees potentially puts them on equal footing with colleagues at publicly funded campuses in more than 20 states.

On the scales of "deference and respect" that gulf would probably make a different — both Williams and Couric would be facing her on more equal footing as colleagues from the same age and stage.