Sentence examples for or comrades from inspiring English sources

He was devoted to his employees, whom he called "compagnons" or "comrades," and insisted that each one owned at least one share in the company.

When the run is complete, the dead person's family, friends or comrades rush off with the posters and bottles of glue.

Females of all species come equipped with "magnificent bazooms" and make willing bed-partners or comrades in arms, depending on the situation.

Her "brothers" and "sisters" – or comrades in search of the holy grail – are just a parenthesis in her life.

And, obviously, he intimates here that the racist bigots and potentially violent among the community are indeed enemies in his eyes as well as those of Atticus, and not at all kindred spirits, or comrades in arms.

Physical traumata, for example burial and injuries (30%), were most frequently associated with mental breakdown, followed by psychological traumata (24%), such as conflicts with superiors or comrades.

Mr. Bush, or "Comrade Bush" as Mr. da Silva has jokingly referred to him recently, spoke briefly with the Brazilian president-elect by phone this morning.

Known to his childhood playmates as Djago (Cock, Champion) for his looks, spirits, and prowess, he was as an adult best known as Bung Karno (bung, "brother" or "comrade"), the revolutionary hero and architect of merdeka ("independence").

This had been the city's practice for 30 years, the legacy of an era when being called Comrade Party or Comrade State blended in more with the Orwellian spirit of the time.

These days, if you accidentally (or otherwise) shoot a civilian or comrade in a military shooter, you'll probably get a 'mission failed' message and a one-way trip back to the last checkpoint.

He added: "There will never again be a man or comrade like Fidel, who devoted his life, his knowledge and his struggle not only to the Cuban people but to all the people of the world".