| It is almost normal and very natural to be in bad company when we are in complete solitude. |
| Secondly, it is regrettable that Indians have allowed themselves to become more and more entangled in bad company with these military rulers. |
| He is the Laodicean, neither cold nor hot, whom decent people consider bad company. |
| Not bad company for a 21-year-old Calgary native expected to shoulder the load or at least carry a major part of it for Gee-Gees men's hockey this season. |
| He later formed Bad Company and from 1973 to 1982 the band released a number of hit albums including Bad Company, Straight Shooter and Run With The Pack. |
| Most of my 13th summer was spent riding in the back seat of my best friend's mother's old car, arguing whether Robert Plant was cooler than Roger Daltrey, while Bad Company blared from a portable tape deck. |
