Ollie, old son, I said to myself, your puppyish fraternising is misplaced.

I must remind you once again that I am a captain and you are a warrant officer, the army forbids any fraternising between us.

Office fraternising is discouraged.'

For the rest it is clear to him that this same National Federation, and universal swearing and fraternising of People and Soldiers, has done 'incalculable mischief.'

And told me of the fraternising between British and German troops on Christmas day in the trenches, and I couldn't understand at first how you could shoot at someone all week, then make friends with them for one day, knowing you would try and kill each other again the next.

Ollie, old son, I said to myself, your puppyish fraternising is misplaced.

I must remind you once again that I am a captain and you are a warrant officer, the army forbids any fraternising between us.

Office fraternising is discouraged.'

For the rest it is clear to him that this same National Federation, and universal swearing and fraternising of People and Soldiers, has done 'incalculable mischief.'

And told me of the fraternising between British and German troops on Christmas day in the trenches, and I couldn't understand at first how you could shoot at someone all week, then make friends with them for one day, knowing you would try and kill each other again the next.

They usually observed each other from 90 feet, in those days of precious little fraternizing.

One thing you wouldn't see in Britain was this easy fraternizing of the races.

There was as yet no fraternizing among the party.

"We had some lingering thoughts that they might drop everything but the fraternizing.

No fraternizing, a little animosity, a little edge to it.

Andy was a flirt, all right, but he liked his job too much to break the old man's rule about no fraternizing among the staff.

Under Korbeith on the MacArthur, certainly there'd been none of this fraternizing.

No fraternizing among the flunkies.

The council was "particularly concerned by Zola Budd's fraternizing, within a sporting environment, with members of a suspended federation."

Damned little fraternizing."

The warming of relations with the West, and the era of mutual fraternizing allowed to create a Russian rock band that would sell in the USA.

David's mother was quick to catch on, and to say that any friend of David's was welcome to visit them; Jaylin could borrow Sean's old room, and there would definitely not be any unsupervised fraternizing.

The voice was Mace Henry, and, yes, there was a little fuel, but because of unnamed difficulties, a surcharge was in order, and ships' personnel were quarantined to the landing area, no fraternizing in the settlement, and . . . Disgusted, Tregare said, "We'll talk that small stuff when we're down.