Sentence examples for sole colleague from inspiring English sources
And there's Berry, who does let herself look something less than glamorous, and the welcome-anytime presence of supporting players Camryn Manheim as Molly's friend and physician; Michael O'Neill as a space-agency bigwig; and Grace Gummer as John's so-far underused sole colleague.
Dr. William McCune of Argonne National Laboratory was the sole author; his colleague Dr. Larry Wos did not take part.
Amazingly, when Mark makes contact with NASA, he makes no contact with family or friends; he comes off as a perfect scientific monad, a highly functional loner in space whose sole connections are to his colleagues on the Mars adventure and those in NASA's mission-control station.
Having blamed the subsequent defeat on his colleagues, Chares was left sole commander.
Working as a sole practitioner without ready access to colleagues and peers resulted in professional isolation.
Only rarely are individual ministers disavowed by their colleagues and forced to accept sole responsibility for their policy initiatives; such was the case with Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation in 1935 over his proposed appeasement of Fascist Italy.
Of note is that the intervention implemented by Junco and colleagues used Twitter as a sole source of information (e.g. discussion board, announcements page, reading lists etc)., with no competing TELTs being used simultaneously.
The study conducted by Shin and colleagues [ 14] was the sole study reporting overall test performance for diagnosing ipsilateral breast tumour recurrence and metachronous contralateral breast cancer.
[New York Post] Five New Jersey construction workers are suing a former colleague who claims he was the sole winner of a $38.5 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot.
The conviction that integration was the sole solution came after she persuaded a Bulgarian colleague to enroll her grandson at the Gypsy school.
The bony tongues, mormyrs, and relatives, treated by Bertin and Arambourg as suborders of the Clupeiformes, were placed by Greenwood and colleagues in the superorder Osteoglossomorpha, the sole group in Division II.
