1
They must be fond of noisy company, to consort with such creatures.
2
Thou art not one of them; why shouldest thou consort with them?
3
Brown braiding on a tailor-made jacket does not, however, consort with hay-wagons.
4
Try to imagine several billion mosquitoes functioning in intelligent consort with one another.
5
These intellectual qualities were matched with moral virtues worthy to consort with them.
6
Thou shalt consort with thy brethren the birds, for thou art brimming over.
7
I- Idonot want to consort with them without a witness.
8
He did not consort with any of his own people, nor with Europeans.
9
And of individuals who consort with the mob and seek to please them?
10
Tom, Tom, you've the manners of the West Indian skippers you consort with!
11
He would consort with people for the mere pleasure of social life with them.
12
O friends, consort with all the people of the world with joy and fragrance.
13
The Japanese have the practical qualities that consort with materialism.
14
A wise man will never consort with those who are above him in degree.
15
They would be just the sort he would consort with.
16
For this purpose I had to consort with queer folk.
