Sentence examples for to consort from inspiring English sources
verb
To associate or keep company with.
Adherence to CONSORT statement and CONSORT-NPT extension items.
Cummings also found time to consort with the city's prostitutes.
Why are the young women of this town so willing to consort with Franco's soldiers?
Much like Schumer is today, O'Neill was wary of being seen to consort with the enemy.
They do go off to be free to consort with other women".
To deal with the men is to consort with the enemy".' Aponte felt differently.
Now as ever, to consort with the fast crowd is to risk wagging tongues and clacking keyboards.
But he will not be free to consort with the many foreigners who have campaigned for his release.
Where in the statute did she have the authority to consort with the attorneys general? he demanded to know.
The study conforms to CONSORT extension for pilot studies [24].
The AFL-CIO never gave in to the temptation to consort with groups that were fronts for collaborators.
