| former colleague | 40.16 | A former colleague at BMW agrees. | ||
| republican colleague | 9.28 | A leading Republican colleague agreed. | ||
| male colleague | 7.70 | But her male colleagues objected and walked out. | ||
| party colleague | 6.19 | His party colleagues reacted more heatedly. | ||
| democratic colleague | 5.53 | He had the support of his Democratic colleagues. | ||
| cabinet colleague | 5.46 | She faced open revolt from her Cabinet colleagues. | ||
| australian colleague | 3.62 | Australian colleague at a Saudi hospital. | ||
| senior colleague | 3.42 | Responsible to the senior colleague at the place of work. | ||
| female colleague | 3.36 | Her female colleagues were welcoming. | ||
| new colleague | 3.16 | Her new colleagues were sworn in last month. | ||
| old colleague | 2.90 | Our hero reluctantly agrees and recruits a crew of old colleagues. | ||
| european colleague | 2.50 | A European colleague concurred. | ||
| younger colleague | 2.50 | She hardly has trouble keeping up with her younger colleagues. | ||
| russian colleague | 2.37 | He and his Russian colleague, Nikolai Budarin, arrived with Frenchman Leopold Eyharts. | ||
| white colleague | 2.24 | The Black Caucus members drew some support from white colleagues. | ||
| american colleague | 1.97 | Ravel asked his young American colleague. | ||
| congressional colleague | 1.97 | Both are regarded by their congressional colleagues as men of integrity and fairness. | ||
| close colleague | 1.91 | I must talk to my close colleagues. | ||
| conservative colleague | 1.84 | So, apparently, were his Conservative colleagues. | ||
| longtime colleague | 1.71 | Allen is a longtime colleague of Malkovich. |