Sentence examples for a loyal group from inspiring English sources

It also attracted a loyal group of Hollywood actors, including Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant and Ms. Taylor.

"There's a loyal group of Hillary folks who are looking to show our respect," Ms. Allen said.

"Hampton has always had a loyal group of customers," said Gary Isenberg, Field's executive vice president for hotel operations.

They said it was sparing an elite division, the airborne troops, from reductions in order to have a loyal group of soldiers.

Moreover, he has relentlessly looked after the best interests of the men he has hired — a loyal group known in C.B.S. circles as "Murrow boys".

"He worked with a loyal group of people to create a new aesthetic, and his references were so on target that they are still relevant today.

"It's a very loyal group of people," said Michael Pickens, a consultant who provides executive recruiting services to the accounting and financial industries.

But appointing an outsider could prove problematic because Mr. Mottola has assembled a fiercely loyal group of executives during his 14 years at Sony, including Michele Anthony, his closest aide, who handles day-to-day operations as executive vice president; Don Ienner, the chairman of Columbia Records; and Polly Anthony, the president of Epic Records.

They've had a very loyal group of financial supporters.

"We've always had a very loyal group of people that support U.S. Soccer.

He will take a horse out of training at the slightest hint of fatigue or injury, and will not tolerate training tips from a small, loyal group of nonfamily owners.