Sentence examples for frequent company from inspiring English sources
Over the last year, my sickly dog has put me in the frequent company of our vet.
Alan L. Beller, a lawyer who specializes in stock offerings, was named today to be head of the Securities and Exchange Commission's corporation finance division, where he will lead a drive for more frequent company financial reports.
Living apart at first — Adam is holed up in a house in a desolate part of a city of the dead, Detroit, while Eve inhabits Tangier in the frequent company of a close elderly friend, Christopher Marlowe John Hurtt).
Given the widespread pessimism about peace talks, Mr. Peres seems like something of a lonely man these days, despite the frequent company of European envoys who, in the absence of a strenuous effort by the American government, are brokering the truce talks.
Though Gencic expressed regret that she had lost touch with Djokovic at that stage and expressed resentment toward Srdjan for not keeping her better informed, she remembered the eight years they did spend in each other's frequent company with great tenderness.
One thing's clear, however: Cook's Apple isn't afraid to arm itself with frequent company purchases, and this is very different from what we've seen in the past.
As the commercials became frequent, the company steadily gained market share.
It is thought the allegations were so frequent, the company could no longer afford to pay costs for the ongoing and potential lawsuits filed against him.
It took away inhibitions so I could inhabit spaces and frequent the company of people who common sense would normally tell me not to, and the stories were fantastic.
Officials in City Hall and in Seattle said they were unsure how those rules might affect the Starbucks family of syrupy, milkshake-style coffee drinks, catnip to thousands of caffeine-addicted New Yorkers who frequent the company's 190 outlets in Manhattan.
Of course we might also think of the argument of Pascal's wager where he advises the doubter in the Christian religion to frequent the company of priests and other committed Catholics, to avoid reading sceptical books, and to use holy water and other psychological expedients, so as to induce in himself belief in the Catholic faith.
