Sentence examples for a constant ally from inspiring English sources

A constant ally, confidante, teacher and surrogate mother, you will be part of us forever.

He or she is a constant ally in what will be a lifelong fight held on numerous fronts: emotional, legal, bureaucratic, and of course, medical.

In my administration, veterans will have a strong and constant ally, not only in the president, but in the secretary of veterans affairs.

In all this his one constant ally was Thomas Wentworth (later the earl of Strafford), from 1633 lord deputy in Ireland.

"Her uncompromising humanism, wrought by the horror of the camps, made her the constant ally of the weakest, and the resolute enemy of any political compromise with the extreme right," his office said in a statement.

He provided the vote to move the Republican measure forward and seemed to work throughout the week with his constant ally, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, to explore ways to get the legislation out of the Senate and over to the House as Mr. McConnell so badly wanted.

Yet when America took world leadership from Britain, the two remained constant allies.

Being an ally is a constant process of empathy and understanding, and trust me, we will make mistakes -- but it doesn't make us bad people.

Morgan has insisted on an aggressive, no-fear approach allied to a constant eagerness to listen and improve.

Thus the allies can conduct a constant, low-level bombardment without creating the furore that accompanied their air campaign in December.This endless battering pays military dividends: America says it has destroyed a fifth of Mr Hussein's anti-aircraft missiles far more than during the December strikes.

Anne was a constant source of warmth and good humor, and a friend and ally to every student.