Sentence examples for one-time colleague from inspiring English sources

Former L.A. City Councilman Richard Alarcon shocked many when he announced he would run for Congress against Rep. Tony Cardenas, his one-time colleague on the city council.

"We would spend hours discussing the wrong things," a one-time colleague told the author.Even on the eve of the bank's collapse, Mr Goodwin simply could not fathom the peril his institution faced.

Another one-time colleague, journalist Will Swaim, was nine on December 31 , 1969

As your one-time colleague, her attempts to maintain a monopoly on this relationship is simply self-serving: it disadvantages you and the company strictly for her profit.

Rather, who seemingly harbours no bitterness toward his one-time colleague, says no. "She did get it right.

Alan Beattie, a one-time colleague of mine, makes a nice point in his new book "False Economy: A Surprising Economic History of the World".

There was a point here when the heat of the battle had brought the two managers together on the touchline, one-time colleagues and friends straying dangerously close to a full-on confrontation.

Two former bankers defended the new industry changes proposed on Monday by a British panel, lashing out against one-time colleagues.

Will lawmakers who do have to worry about re-election continue down the path of their one-time colleagues?

Fehrnstrom is famous for his beefs with one-time colleagues in the press.

made an extraordinary pitch to his one-time colleagues this week as they head into tense government funding negotiations this summer.