Sentence examples for one chum from inspiring English sources

'One tutor asked me why she was wearing a watch,' said one chum.

Chicken ballotine with truffle (undetectable) and sweetcorn prompts a gasp from one chum: "Has anyone ever eaten tinned chicken?" It's like something you'd feed your kids on a wet Tuesday when you can't face the shops.

Go on, chum, go and find a toddler, screaming "I WANT A PEANUT BUTTER ONE" and repeat, soothingly, "You want a peanut butter one.

Such plantings are, in the words of one conservation chum, "mindless", and merely results in "more dull woodland" (the words of another).

No one on our boat can be in any doubt that chumming works.

Bashing the phone yesterday raised more practical headaches for the rebels, not least the fact that Ray Collins, Labour's general secretary, is an old trade union hand who will not bend the rules (for instance to allow a secret ballot) simply because "some MPs have gone mad", as one union MP chum puts it.

But he struggles to find work and so is persuaded by his – slightly questionably ethnic – criminal chums (one Italian, one Hispanic, one African-American, all bumbling wrong-uns) to break into the safe of millionaire Dr Hank Pym Michael Douglass).

Two estranged onetime high-school chums — one now a television weathergirl and the other one of Ms. Weiner's lovable, snack-obsessed frumps — are thrown together to find out what happened in that opening scene and to hash out old grievances.

They dream of becoming magazine editors and scientists, but Odette, who has the talent to become, in the words of one of her chums, "a speechwriter or a demagogue," aspires to be an "ex-virgin" instead and enlists her pals in a conspiracy to arrange a clandestine tryst with her boyfriend, Dennis Matthew Lawrencee).

"When one of his chums explained how it really worked, he was quite shocked.

Gay rights groups joined us, since one of his chums is convinced that it's LGBT people who cause flooding.