Sentence examples similar to a steadfast alliance from inspiring English sources

The music and film industries might be forming a more steadfast alliance partly to ward off disruptive technologies that allow people to partake without paying, but those same technologies are part of what makes music-oriented projects more likely to be undertaken and potentially more lucrative.

That helps explain how an innocuous speech by International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander last week came to be interpreted as a veiled signal from Gordon Brown of a British intent to retreat from steadfast alliance with the US.

Prime Minister Tony Blair today confronted doubters in his Labor Party with his case for threatening to use force against Saddam Hussein and with his belief in steadfast alliance with America.

Dick Lugar has been a steadfast supporter of the NATO alliance as well as the U.S. military, economic and political partnership with Europe.

And despite the Occupy movement's reputation for a steadfast refusal to work in alliance with any other organized group, lest it be "co-opted," Occupy activists will be leading some of the trainings.

Quickly forming a close bond, she remained a steadfast and supportive friend.

In a specially recorded message he called the Queen "a steadfast ally, loyal friend and tireless leader" and said she had been "the chief source of resilience" for the unique alliance between his country and the UK throughout her reign.

And Karl Geary is a steadfast, affecting Horatio.

Nina Yoshida Nelsen, a mezzo-soprano, was a steadfast Suzuki.

Freddi was a steadfast patron of the arts.

Phyllis Pancella, a mezzo-soprano, was a steadfast, deeply moving Delores.