Sentence examples for a regular supporter of from inspiring English sources

His 1858 speech was reprinted as a fundraising leaflet for many years afterwards, and his great-granddaughter Monica Dickens, also a distinguished novelist and journalist, was a regular supporter of Great Ormond Street from the 1930s to the 1990s.

He was a regular supporter of the Children's Book Group and campaigned to save public libraries, playing an active role in demonstrating against the closure of several of his local libraries in Haringey, north London, in the 1990s.

"From my first visit as a parent at mini rugby to becoming a regular supporter of the Warriors, I have always appreciated the club's great strengths," he said.

He was a regular supporter of efforts to develop the railroad westward from Boston.

He was a regular supporter of development initiatives and worked to change state laws to limit the liability of corporate investors.

An advocate of judicial restraint, Minton was a regular supporter of the majority opinions during his early years on the Court; he became a regular dissenter after President Dwight Eisenhower's appointees altered the Bench's composition.

The United States, as a regular supporter (especially financially) of the Pakistani military, must play a proactive role in conditioning American assistance to Islamabad with action against Islamist terrorist groups.

"The thing to do is pick one organization and become a regular supporter.

In the Tynesiders' last days as a League club, chairman Graham Wood was a regular supporter.

The base, a shortening of power base — "regular supporters of a political party or movement" — can never merely be stimulated, invigorated, motivated, roused, electrified, vitalized, enlivened or any such synonym of "excited".

The Royal Rumble showed fans that their emotional investments in Daniel Bryan and CM Punk meant little to the WWE, which was more interested in the middle-aged bodybuilders/movie-stars whose appeal might reach beyond regular supporters of the product.