Sentences with phrase «camaraderie of»

My best get togethers are those that are half planned and half spontaneous, with open invitations to lots of family and friends, and enjoying the camaraderie of old and new acquaintances....

Being an ALC allows one to take advantage of the camaraderie of other ALCs and join the elite ranks of those who have earned the designation.

But agents in many cases discovered they missed the camaraderie of the open bullpen environment.

«Many opt to live in an active - adult master - planned community — a concept made popular by Del Webb in the 1960s and still thriving today — which gives retirees the opportunity to take advantage of all the benefits of single - family home living while enjoying the camaraderie of peers as well as amenities and activities geared toward them,» says Fuller.

This generation wants the camaraderie of live training.

This is a place where artists come together to exchange advice, support one another, and share in the camaraderie of making art.

Explore an exciting venue in the DC metropolitan area, experience the joy of a field trip, and the camaraderie of meeting fellow program administrators.

Sometimes I miss the camaraderie of a team but I have replaced that with a supportive network of fellow entrepreneurs.

Although it has generally been a positive experience, I find that I miss the camaraderie of working in a larger team such as you have at your facility.

Perhaps you enjoy the camaraderie of a team, or the excitement of working under a deadline.

She enjoyed the camaraderie of professional life and her financial independence — right up to the point when she turned 27 years old and got married.

The fact is, nobody expects a tragedy to occur amidst the excitement and camaraderie of any major holiday, including Independence Day.

«It reflected a golden age of blawgging, where we weren't in it for the money or phony prestige, but for the good we could do and the camaraderie of being part of something more important than ourselves.

I miss the camaraderie of a law firm, and the ability to bounce ideas off others.

It means having other people to rely on, enjoying the camaraderie of working with peers, and knowing there is someone to turn to when you need help or want a vacation.

Perhaps they had been infected by Byer's enthusiasm, or the camaraderie of the crowd, but the «medicine,» it seemed, had become part of their lives, more a vitamin than a cough syrup, and coming together on Earth Day was a means of solidifying their beliefs, renewing their determination, and finding companionship with people who may not speak loudly about the importance of environmentalism during the rest of the year, but offer their silent support nevertheless.

But we had two things on our side: first, the truth, and second the camaraderie of some of the most delightfully eccentric, deeply knowledgeable, courageous and likeable people on earth.

But It is hard being a homeworker sometimes; I miss the camaraderie of the gang at the office.

Think of the shared camaraderie of transcendental poets and painters, of Ralph Waldo Emerson's «transparent eyeball» mesmerized by Martin Johnson Heade's sublime luminist light.

Hyperallergic reviews photographs and embroidery in Maggie Dunlap: Tender capturing the camaraderie of female friendship and focusing on historical imagery related to witchcraft and covens.

Some miss the camaraderie of the military, while others long to satisfy the sense of duty they felt when they served.

Dylan enjoyed the camaraderie of his fellow art students, whom he... read more... «Tangled up in blue»

Whether it's the camaraderie of raiding in Wow, the celebration of individual skill of Starcraft, or the coordination of Heroes of the Storm and Overwatch, Blizzard seems to have a handle on just how involved they need to be in supporting their communities.

In case you missed it: Previous episodes of The Seeds looked back at the heady freedom of Grand Theft Auto III, the inner space of Metroid, and the tense multiplayer camaraderie of GoldenEye 007.

As mentioned above, it's the «gloomy» Mass Effect, which some expressed as a positive («the feels» etc.), but many didn't like when compared to the camaraderie of Mass Effect 2.

They enjoy playing games in the evenings and the camaraderie of people hanging out together in the Cantina.

This is a place where artists come together to exchange advice, support one another, and share in the camaraderie of making art.

I was already in love with the idea of all girl's surf camp — it was to combine my two favorite things in the whole world - surfing, and the camaraderie of female friendships.

The camaraderie of of all the girls was great!

Enjoy the close - knit camaraderie of like - minded guests.

Competitors, family and friends come together to enjoy the convivial atmosphere and unique camaraderie of the event's on - water and off - water carnival.

The evening will provide artists submitting their work that day a great reason to stay in town and enjoy the camaraderie of other artists from across the state.

I visit a number of travel - writing events each year, but few can compete with the sheer exuberance and camaraderie of the Book Passage Travel Writers and Photographers Conference each August in San Francisco's North Bay.

All your favorite games are here, and there's never a dull moment, whether you prefer the strategy of Blackjack, the sheer chance of Roulette or the camaraderie of the Craps table!

By Sandy Robins Howl» oween is undoubtedly the most popular event on the doggie calendar Pooches of all sizes seem to enjoy the camaraderie of taking part in a special doggie parade or even the fun of trick «r treating in the neighborhood.

Bonnie is part of the Wags and Walks Adoption Team where she loves the vitality, enthusiasm, energy, savvy, compassion, support and camaraderie of her human and canine cohort and can be found most Saturdays and Sundays at the Wags and Walks Welcome Center.

The humans in Jake's family were grateful for the efforts of their older dog who helped to diffuse some of Jake's boundless puppy energy allowing them to revel in the camaraderie of their furry family members.

The camaraderie of the fishing boat made them people dogs, they love spending time with their families and want to be included in all family activities.

But if your dog is a friendly sort who enjoys the camaraderie of playing chase with the pack, they can be a terrific outlet for both physical and mental stimulation.

«I enjoyed the camaraderie of the military environment as well as the many training opportunities for soldiers.»

Volunteers get free admission to events and enjoy all kinds of entertainment plus the camaraderie of working with others who love River Parks.

The camaraderie of outdoor activities not only provides valuable recreation and exercise; it is the ideal atmosphere for these veterans to share the wide range of experiences and emotions that linger from their time in active duty.

Those wanting the camaraderie of a fitness class can scour coupon sites like GroupOn for deals or buy a pass like ClassPass that allows users to sample a wide range of gyms, she says.

Loving the camaraderie of sharing an epic trip with fellow passengers over many weeks, she says boredom is rarely an issue.

Relish in the support and camaraderie of other authors — we are a community.»

Thank goodness for the generosity and camaraderie of other writers!»

Jama is sustained by the star - filled night sky, the camaraderie of his fellow travelers, and the varied street life of each small town he passes through.

And the Agentfest experience is definitely something I'll never forget — the shared camaraderie of a bunch of writers all in search of the same thing, the sheer bizarreness of the whole «three - minute timed interview» thing, the nervous exhaustion at the end of the three hours.

Set in the waning days of the Civil War, this heartfelt novel follows a widow who finds solace in the camaraderie of her quilting group.

Some kids pull out cell phones and send texts or snap pictures with the easy camaraderie of wired life.