Sentence examples for Comrades from high-quality English sources.

• They seldom betrayed their comrades in arms during police interrogations.

• Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.

• "Comrades, you have heard already about the strange dream that I had last night.

• "Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.

• Film not in the English language Another Round Bacurau Collective Dear Comrades!

• Solid pragmatism in south Asia does little to excite the comrades in the wider world.

• And he shut up any of his thoughtless comrades who attempted to allude to his connection.

• But he heeded not my sacrifice, and only thought how he might destroy both my ships and my comrades.

Use Comrades in a sentence.

• The former child soldiers described “piles” of corpses of enemy soldiers after clashes and comrades killed or wounded.

• But robots that might replace those comrades (or, in an enemy’s hands, threaten them directly) are seen as much more troubling.

• Speaking online soon after America’s presidential election, he said phalanxes of his armed comrades were waiting outside Washington.

• To protect themselves, gladiators formed a close-knit brotherhood and would club together to pay for the funerals of fallen comrades.

• In the Comintern archive, I read an “editorial note” that Fort-Whiteman’s comrades later attached to his essay, calling his position “very superficial.”

• But Buntenh, a spokesman for the Independent Monk Network, warns that his comrades would stage nation-wide demonstrations if their institute were demolished.

• The prisoners tried their best to buy time for their comrades by giving false names and milling about, but they were threatened with execution if they didn't comply.

• Irrespective of rank, these troops all earned seven-and-a-half shillings for each month of enlisted service: less than their white comrades, more than their African ones.

Comrades sentence examples

• The ruthless, indiscriminate brutality of war takes its mental and bodily toll on these comrades, as they struggle to survive one day's destruction, only to wake to another's mortal threats.

• According to captured minutes from the Deir Ezzor security committee, its members decided to infiltrate the mosques with Baath Party loyalists, “an average of two hundred comrades per mosque, to deal with any case that incites sedition.”

• And six-months after attending the D-Day landing 75th anniversary commemorations in Normandy, veteran Harry Billinge, from Cornwall, is made an MBE for services to charity after raising more than £10,000 towards a national memorial for his fallen comrades.

• Pravda, the ponderous organ of Communist thought founded by Lenin and his Bolshevik comrades in 1912, one of the enduring icons of the Soviet era and probably history's most inaccurately named publication (Pravda means truth in Russian), has ceased publication.