Sentence examples for our friend from from inspiring English sources
"Oh, there's our friend from the north," said Jackson, derisively.
"I'm so hoping Roddick takes it," writes our friend from the USA, Melissa Forbis.
Nearly every big trial produces a Governor, says our friend from the hinterlands.
Take away our tools, the argument goes, and we're likely stupider than our friend from the early twentieth century, who has a longer attention span, may read and write Latin, and does arithmetic faster.
A nice grilled monkfish was slightly overcooked by any standard, and severely overcooked for our friend from New York, who had begged to have it practically raw -- not to Italian taste.
Scout was especially excited when we invited Marian, our friend from the Breakfast Club, the name given to the regulars who gather at the farm, and her husband for dinner.
The "Hezbollah sympathiser" thing comes from a speech he made in the Commons in which he welcomed "our friends from Hezbollah to have a discussion and a debate".
A word, too, for our friends from Down Under.
… We would then on the field of battle know our friends from our Enemies".
"We don't know our friends from our enemies, in fact," Mr. Barias said.
"Some of our friends from abroad are very concerned about China's investment environment," he said.
