Sentence examples for Loyal acolyte from inspiring English sources

Within months he had converted, changing his name to Louis X and becoming a loyal acolyte of Mr Muhammed's.

The president may take much of the credit for Tuesday's success: He helped elevate Mr. DeSantis, a loyal acolyte, during the primary and rallied twice for him in the final days of the campaign.

And on July 15th, the same technique was used on behalf of his loyal acolyte, Angelino Alfano, the interior minister.Responding to the tabling of a motion of no-confidence in Mr Alfano, the PdL's leader in the lower house Chamber of Deputies, Renato Brunetta, declared that the government could not survive without him.

Palin waited until she famously quit as governor to stab her most loyal acolyte, Frank Bailey, firmly in the back.

Finance: Wall Street (1987) -- Bud Fox Charlie Sheenn) is a hungry young broker who makes a Faustian bargain by becoming the loyal acolyte of oily, ruthless trader Gordon Gekko Michael Douglass).

Wall Street (1987) -- Bud Fox Charlie Sheenn) is a hungry young broker who makes a Faustian bargain by becoming the loyal acolyte of oily, ruthless trader Gordon Gekko (Douglas).

At the same time he mercilessly exploits his loyal acolytes and, ignoring his young female star's devotion to him, relentlessly asks her to explore her private pain.

For all the wit and politesse of their acceptance speeches, these brilliant American film-makers were enjoying the status we as their loyal acolytes were indulging.

He also organizes an army of loyal acolytes in the presentation of twice as many touring productions of older shows throughout the world.

And as Byron York points out, Trump doesn't have a lot of loyal acolytes and therefore won't be injecting many new voices into his orbit that are not Jared Kushner-approved.

Anything from an overarching plot to a throwaway character can contain a nod to a bit of culture for Rick and Morty's loyal acolytes to consume.