What is "colleagues"

Usage examples of "colleagues".

His colleagues, in fact, were now rising to heap praises on Agrippina by name, while Aulus himself squirmed uncomfortably on the marble bench.

Felix in Caesarea that the Jewish high priest and his colleagues indicted the defendant on three charges.

My colleagues agree with me, especially Quintus Cicero, who seems to have a little warning voice about such things.

Only then may the King and his colleagues Biturgo and Daderax come down.

Among the powerful knights of the eighteen senior Centuries and their less pre-eminent junior colleagues, however, the rumors acted abrasively.

Sabinus found himself assaulted on all sides by friends he had not seen for months, former colleagues in the Senate, and well-wishers.

He must get his colleagues to accept her as their joint candidate, and then let Claudius rekindle the embers of a past love.

Gray-haired and mid-sized, Thrasea was the most independent, fearless, and candid member of the Senate, the non-compromiser among colleagues, many of whom were toadies.

Thrasea and a number of senatorial colleagues were there, as well as all Plautii who could be reached in time, for the honor of the family name required it.

Bidding the court be seated, Nero leaned over to converse with his colleagues on either side of him.

Region XII trumpeted a fire call and then hurried over to the blaze, where they were soon joined by colleagues from neighboring Region II.

With a circular swing of his wand, Mercury signaled a band of colleagues, dressed like Pluto, who sallied forth with little mallets and clubbed to death all who were still breathing.

And fight back though Metellus Numidicus and his colleagues did, the bill proceeded on its way toward becoming law.

On the contrary, actual events suggest rather that the two men continued to be close colleagues, and trusted each other.

The more widespread its language, rules and methods, the better chance we have of preserving what Thomas Jefferson and his colleagues had in mind.