Sentence examples for first companion from inspiring English sources

I was the first companion to kiss the Doctor.

His relationship with his first companion, Rose (Billie Piper), was both passionate and poignant.

Missionaries are paired, six weeks at a time, with a companion — in missionary lingo, the first companion is called "father," and the second is called "mother".

The global responses of the frame and the composite action of the slabs were analyzed and discussed in the first companion paper.

With the aid of her first companion, Sister M. Rose, she founded the Dominican Congregation of St. Rose of Lima, later called the Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer.

Jeannette Walls, whose MSNBC gossip column reported the complaints from Mr. Nash's first companion, denied that she had been put up to it by any studio and said that its timing was a coincidence.

Because I spend so much time alone when I travel, my fears, my first companions in life, are confronted, resulting in a liberation that I'm convinced never would have happened had I not ventured out.

Why? First, companions are proactive.

A reading based on the original 1963 TV serial featuring the First Doctor and narrated by one of the first companions, Ian Chesterton (played by William Russell).

A unicorn, a chest-puffing bird, and a white giraffe are your first companions before you come across the divinely pink central fountain, thought to be evidence of Bosch's fascination with Tantric Buddist and Hindu philosophy.

For these people, access to water became even more precious as soon as they arrived – thirst, hunger and disease were their first companions on those camps.