Sentence examples for roommate of a from inspiring English sources

The letter was from the roommate of a girl he had not thought of for a while and was sanctimonious and hostile, threatening in a whining way.

NEW DOG A female Lhasa apso, the goony, endearing roommate of a group of well-meaning male mutts, has a predilection for awkward situations.

The police arrested the roommate of a woman whose decomposing body was discovered in a bag in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn early Saturday, the police said.

Recent studies have found that having a roommate of a different race can reduce prejudice, diversify friendships and even improve black students' academic performance.

David R. Harris, a sociologist at Cornell, studied roommates and found, in 2002, that white students who were assigned a roommate of a different race ended up more open-minded about race.

He made his film debut in 1962 in "The Wild and the Willing," a drama about academic life in which he played the feckless roommate of a rebellious student played by Ian McShane.

These are all questions that the more patient Christian has time for – as the former university roommate of an evangelical, I should know – but my atheism has never been seriously challenged.

Olivia Magdelene, 30, a Buddhist, is not looking for a roommate of any particular background, but someone who doesn't mind her rituals.

His search started in late 2008, when a roommate of nearly a decade moved out to get married.

A roommate of hers, a 24-year-old girl that they just brought in, had proclaimed herself chief of the cell.

Within minutes, they discovered that he had been a childhood friend of her two cousins and that he had gone out on a date with a college roommate of hers a year before.