Sentence examples for now colleagues from inspiring English sources

Men who were rivals last week are now colleagues.

Now colleagues are watching the progression of his thinking, wondering where his drive for answers will ultimately take him.

But now colleagues are recalling harsh words that were exchanged between the employee and a supervisor, and they are blaming management.

It was Michael Specter, Malcolm Gladwell and I forget who else.' (Specter and Gladwell are both old friends of Remnick's from the Washington Post, and both now colleagues at the New Yorker).

Yet here was Jay digging up an email from one of Panton's NoW colleagues asking her for a line from Yates - "time to call in all those bottles of champagne," the colleague quipped.

Though she has won almost every major award in poetry (including the Bollingen Prize, probably the most prestigious of them all) and served, in a wincing sort of way, a term as Poet Laureate, Glück does nothing very venturesome: she teaches (at Yale and in the Boston University Creative Writing Program, where we are now colleagues), reads mystery novels, gardens, and cooks.

The Yorkshireman will work alongside his now colleague retaining his role as chief creative officer and adding the title of president.

Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies), a woman perpetually at a crossroads, seemed to imply in last season's finale that she was ready to strike out with former competitor and now colleague Carey Argos Matt Czuchryy).

I even chided my now-colleague Josh Constine for doing this.

He was a forceful personality at the Police Department, where he often squabbled with his then-boss and now-colleague on the City Council, Bernard C. Parks.

They're now his colleagues.