| In Carrie, she found a bosom friend and a warm-hearted, though not always quick-witted, companion. |
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| If she had gone, she would have missed the birthday party of the little girl down the street, of whom she was a bosom friend. |
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| Kim's bosom friend Kim Si Chong was one of those Koreans who escaped from the island and came to Japan. |
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| He has become a bosom friend of the Prime Minister's since rejoining Labour. |
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| With customary detachment, Hamilton became a bosom friend of Lafayette while at the same time assessing French motivations in an entirely dispassionate way. |
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| Even when his bosom friend, Govinda, chooses to become a disciple of Lord Buddha whom both meet, Sidhartha decides to continue his journey in search of truth and realisation. |
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| But, to your bosom friend, you could discuss its many joys to your heart's content. |
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| As a first step, replace Grant with his bosom friend Mark Twain on the fifty. |
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| Like Olivier in the film of Richard III, he also uses the camera as a close bosom friend. |
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| De Peretti, entered the Resistance, where he met his bosom friend Paul Nicolaï, had 250 partisans to which he administered military training, in preparation for an armed attack against the forces of occupation. |
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| A kindred spirit of mine — a bosom friend I've known since girlhood — once observed that the best kind of romantic movie involves impassioned gazing. |
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