compatriot

Remember, I spent some weeks with one of your compatriots.

If I follow him, will he lead me to his compatriots?

We all know they had to have come from the weapons of his own compatriots.

I looked around at his compatriots, every one of whom I'd known for years.

Then I went over to the hospital to see how my compatriot was getting along.

Some are not only my compatriots but also loved ones.

His own compatriots are hardly of one mind about him.

Apparently, his compatriots wanted to know if he was all right.

His compatriots might well have a hand in the storm.

I realize their compatriots from up top have finally found us.

But she has also kept one foot in the world of her compatriots.

Many said they had simply never been asked to identify their compatriots.

I doubt she, and most of her compatriots, expected things would ever get much better.

I somehow had to find all our compatriots in under an hour.

Seven million of his compatriots have relatives in the North.

Almost three million of my compatriots have left Poland in recent years.

Now he is champion his compatriots have done their job.

But even if my compatriots could forget, it would not matter.

"We had it for a little while," said one of his black compatriots.

But what my compatriots did not want for themselves was celebrated by the world.

"And this situation was common for many of his compatriots, whether priests or not."

They come perhaps out of a feeling that only these tired compatriots can understand.

It was not clear when he planned to speak to his compatriots.

Why not encourage him and his compatriots to range across it?

His three compatriots had better control, but were slowly losing it.