Sentence examples for roommate from inspiring English sources

Killed them all, of course' No. "Slam dunk" was the term used by prosecutors in Galveston, Texas, who couldn't get a murder conviction for the 2001 killing of Durst's roommate Morris Black even though Durst admitted firing the fatal shot and dismembering the corpse with an axe and a bow saw.

Two men – since identified as 30-year-old Elton Simpson and his roommate Nadir Soofi, of Phoenix, Arizona – jumped out of their car wearing body armor and opened fire with assault rifles at a police car standing guard.

Two weeks after arriving at one children's home in Brecon, he escaped with his roommate, 11-year-old Brian.

I gave my roommate several hundred dollars, without which I surely would have perished from hunger.

[Her roommate Sara Ehrman] found her to be firm and indomitable, knocking on doors in tough neighborhoods to register Hispanic voters.

That much-cited model of moral rectitude, Tony Blair, is so surrounded by them that they are called "Tony's cronies" (he made his old roommate, Charlie Falconer, Lord Chancellor).

In an interview on Friday with index.hu, a news website, Lajos Simicska, a former university roommate of Viktor Orban (pictured) and one of his closest allies for the past thirty years, called the prime minister a geci, one of the worst insults in the Magyar lexicon.

When he first arrived in the Senate he was widely dismissed as an aristocratic waster a prejudice that was reinforced by the fact that he not only inherited his brother's seat, but also used a college roommate to keep the seat warm until he hit his 30th birthday, the Senate age of majority.

A recent search for a potential roommate this summer in major European cities like Paris, Rome and London turned up no listings.

His roommate at the time was Mr Thaci.

They shag on the floor in front of the television, barely braking for an incoming roommate.