Sentence examples for late colleagues from inspiring English sources

Once again, it is interesting to note that, like her late colleagues PD James and Ruth Rendell (whose dual mantle as the British Queen of Crime Fife-born McDermid has inherited), she is more concerned with her male characters than her women: Hill, as ever, is more complex than his cohort Jordan, however many problems McDermid heaps upon her – though the feminist underpinnings here are significant.

The two surviving members of the Firesign Theatre took to Skype to remember their late colleagues Phil Austin and Peter Bergman.

* * *  My late colleague Joseph Brodsky, who died in 1996, used to appall his students by requiring them to memorize something like a thousand lines each semester.

"Remembrance," a tribute to a late colleague, offered four sonnets by Shakespeare set in tart, gangly lines, well sung by Charlotte Mundy, a soprano.

So if breaching your late colleague's privacy could relieve the anguish of an entire staff, perhaps you could argue it was justified.

By March this year, and with more data analysed it was clear that the new particle was one predicted by Englert, Higgs, and Englert's late colleague Robert Brout.

The latter claims that the lion's share is that of his late colleague, but the division of labour matters less than the final result.

They had come to pay their respects to their late colleague and were having to listen to me recite a poem by Dylan Thomas.

* * * My late colleague Joseph Brodsky, who died in 1996, used to appall his students by requiring them to memorize something like a thousand lines each semester.

If, instead, the senators break out the incendiary rhetoric of their late colleague from Massachusetts, then the new President may have a fight on his hands.

A third, stressed by my late colleague Peter Kenen, stressed fiscal integration: if countries or regions share common budgets for major programs, there will be a lot of automatic compensation for "asymmetric shocks".