- In
political contexts,
comrade means a
fellow party member. The
political use was
inspired by the
French Revolution,
after which it grew into a form of...
-
Tanatat Khuttapan.
Carpenter deadpans the line "Come
right on me, I mean
camaraderie". Paste's
Grace Robins-Somerville
summarized "Bed Chem" as containing...
- lead
single would be "Miss Amor",
which would be
accompanied by "Miss
Camaraderie" as a B-side. Ultimately, the plan was
cancelled and
later that month...
-
traditionally worn by the
Yoruba People is an
indicator of cooperation,
camaraderie and
solidarity during ceremonies,
events and
festive periods. The purpose...
- the same year. The book's
themes deal with friendship, death, heroism,
camaraderie and
solidarity among colleagues,
humanity and the
search for meaning...
-
translations of a
proverbial saying about the
traditional brotherhood and
camaraderie between Poles and Hungarians. The saying's
Polish text
reads ****, Węgier...
-
Gymkhana isn’t a film
about victory in the ring, but one
about resilience,
camaraderie, and
quiet transformation. It’s like
Richard Linklater’s coming-of-age...
- lost the
agility to ride horseback, or who
enjoy the
outdoors and the
camaraderie of the hunt. It is also
traditionally a way for
young men and
women to...
- and the
remaining servicemembers complete it,
instilling teamwork and
camaraderie. A V-Disc
issued in 1944
credits the
origin of "The
Duckworth Chant"...
- addition, they
offer companionship and a
sense of home,
security and
camaraderie to
sailors away from home. The
African wildcat was
probably first tamed...
