Sentence examples for old interlocutor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montesinos, the C.I.A.'s old interlocutor, fled into hiding after videotapes showed him as a corrupter of the highest rank.

Her older interlocutor, Daniel Gluck, demurs: "You want to go to collage . . . an institute of education where all the rules can be thrown into the air, and . . . because of these skills everything you think you know gets made into something new and strange".

For "This Progress" (2010), he filled the rotunda of the Guggenheim with a corps of "interpreters" — children, teen-agers, baby boomers, octogenarians — who, according to a set of rules devised by Sehgal, engaged each visitor in a conversation, delivering him to progressively older interlocutors as he spiralled up the museum's ramp.

And, to my former interlocutor, apologies.

The charity argued that a 17-year-old needed an adult interlocutor as much as any other child would.

He found McGuinness "a good interlocutor".

Warren will be the evening's sole interlocutor.

The wise old Arctic emissary smiled at a human interlocutor, wondering what possible iteration of roar, growl or ursine rumble she could understand without fleeing in terror.

Human Rights Watch had already raised the alarm over the disappearance of the 40-year-old father of three, citing a "reliable interlocutor" who said he had been abducted by ISI.

Have you (my interlocutors gently inquire) gone off the old boy?

As is the old Israeli canard that it does not have an interlocutor.