Sentence examples for local colleague from inspiring English sources

It can take hours to go to, and come back from work.My local colleague lives half an hour outside of Harare.

Your correspondent and a local colleague were hauled before the interior minister and threatened with prison after the local man wrote a report, picked up by Portuguese radio, airing allegations that the armed forces were dealing in cocaine.

Johnson's local colleague Jimmy Nebni advised her last week that people were now camping in the bush to escape the sun, that garden crops had rotted, and yam suckers for the next season's crop were not sprouting.

I was discussing with a local colleague when we might announce the information we had about some trivial injury or team selection news, and assumed there was no risk talking when there was only fey, polysyllabic Mr Keating in earshot.

Can I take a message?" When your local colleague says he is "going on tour," this does not mean he is opening for the Rolling Stones; it means that he is traveling on business.

One local colleague tells me that he has no idea how the six-session model he was trained in is going to treat the client group he meets – chronic depression, long-term drug and alcohol use, multi-generational trauma and dislocation – but there is nowhere else to go.

Mostly, I hope that our studies will ultimately help drive practice change and provide an avenue for our local colleagues to become engaged in research and drive innovation locally.

Local colleagues can resent the returners' higher pay, or attempts to impose western management techniques.

It also warned the MP that his local colleagues thought he had "been damaged severely politically".

That depth of knowledge [you gain via local colleagues] makes it easier to reach better decisions".

"When I talk to my local colleagues, they try to deny what's happening at first," Mr. Jeramaz said.