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His Drake edits pair the Torontonian Andrex puppy with mournful 160bpm workouts, and he's part of the Teklife fraternity alongside DJ Spinn et al. Check the recent Buy Now EP, in which he takes 80s boogie – SOS Band, Roy Ayers, Shalamar – and whips round the tempo dial until they're chirruping at breakneck speed.
"It is good for my players to have sex at lunchtime, then train," said Meyer, who, somewhat surprisingly, received support from the rest of the German coaching fraternity.
Like Channing Tatum, Efron has clocked that beefcake is best served with a side of irony: he's both gleefully repellent and improbably vulnerable as the dimwitted, near-sociopathic president of a party-hearty college fraternity who resolves to make life a living hell for the obliviously square thirtysomething couple (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) living next door.
The Labour tribe – and the polling fraternity – are haunted by the experience of 1992, when the 10pm poll prepared the nation for Prime Minister Neil Kinnock.
The next step is a public display of fraternity , with organisational networks established between Ukrainian political activists and the Russian opposition to Putin's regime.
He urged the Kino supporters to "never tire of working to build fraternity and welcome against discrimination and exclusion".
After all, it was something of an insult to regular R&B singers to suggest they couldn't be a little sad or strung out, while it was limiting to the indie fraternity to insist that all their songs go without a tune.
In fact, I'd say car drivers in general deserve more credit than they get from the cycling fraternity , because I don't recall ever seeing a car driver spot a space on a fully loaded zebra crossing that's a couple of centimetres wider than his car, put his head down, cross to the wrong side of the road, and bolt through at full speed.
This hashtag was started by fraternity and sorority members to let the world know they're nothing like we might think – they have been to other countries, wear Carhartts, go to church and have some income that doesn't come from their parents.
When Friedel made his debut, James was desperate for it to go horribly wrong – "every time the ball went near him I was thinking: 'Go on, drop it.'" – and if that sounds remarkably self‑centred it is far from the only story of this kind in the goalkeeping fraternity.
In 1930s and 40s Havana, the Buena Vista Social Club was a kind of Cabildo, or fraternity , of a type popular before the revolution, when many social clubs were determined by ethnicity.
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The word "fraternity" functions primarily as a noun , denoting a group of people sharing common interests, a sense of brotherhood, or a formal organization, particularly in the context of college or university societies. Ludwig provides examples showing its use in various contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
