Sentence examples for major friend from inspiring English sources

Julie Williams, chief counsel for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and a major friend of the banks for years, had been recently shown the door by Thomas J. Curry, the new head of the regulator.

"He probably would have been interested in that," said Mr. Pressler, who was also a major friend of India in the Senate and traveled with Mr. Gupta in India after leaving office.

In fact, gold has only one major friend in the national spotlight: Ron Paul.

One other example cited in the Times article: Julie Williams, chief counsel for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency -- "and a major friend of the banks for years" -- has been forced out of the OCC by its new boss and is joining Promontory Financial Group, "a classic Washington creature that is a private sector mirror image of a regulatory body".

They're still assessing the impact of the major "friends and family first" feed change from two months ago.

"I looked at my other chemistry- major friends who were so excited about grad school and about research," she says, and she decided "that's just not me.

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And the fields that my CS major friends might describe as "hand-wavey" are, incidentally, also fields that are heavily populated by women.

For "Mannequin" I wore a bloody lab coat because I had asked a biology-major friend to design a costume, and she handed me her bloody coat.

("My Text-major friends at Elderbird used to call those things 'doorstops,' " she told me).

When I was a student, my English-major friends warned me that economists were people who didn't have enough personality to become accountants.