Sentence examples for intimate colleague from inspiring English sources
The composer best known by far for his collaborations with Brecht was Kurt Weill, but from 1930 until Brecht's death in 1956, Eisler was his intimate colleague.
A genius at work! Creig Flessel, an intimate colleague of Cole's, visited the Quality offices around that time, wanting to observe an old letterer there who could ink in text balloons perfectly without pencilling.
His father was Ernest Jones, intimate colleague and biographer of Sigmund Freud and the man who had brought the great psychoanalyst and his family out of Nazi-controlled Vienna in 1938.
The body count of fired or discredited former intimates, colleagues, and retainers continues to rise: Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks, Tom Crone, Colin Myler, Les Hinton.
Why suppose that I am obliged to sacrifice more for another person simply because that person is my intimate or colleague or fellow citizen?
She will be sorely missed by her family, her many, many intimate friends and colleagues.
A colleague with intimate knowledge of the European astronaut-selection programme has warned that a successful candidate must be "basically physically perfect".
"If you use Photoshop to create a picture of a colleague getting intimate with a donkey," he says, "that could be construed as defamatory per se".
Koziol-McLain and colleagues examined re-victimisation, 23 and MacMillan and colleagues selected intimate partner violence and women's quality of life as primary outcomes.
As can be inferred from toxin-substrate interaction model previously presented by Jorgensen and colleagues, an intimate interaction between DTA and its intracellular target elongation factor 2 is predicted to reside in the C terminal portion of the toxin [43].
One historian concluded in 1893, "When we take into account the characteristics of the three men we can hardly resist the conclusion that Soulé, as he afterwards intimated, twisted his colleagues round his finger".
