The phrase "an old follower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has been a supporter or admirer of a person, group, or idea for a long time.
Example: "As an old follower of the band, I was thrilled to see them perform live after all these years."
Alternatives: "a long-time supporter" or "a seasoned follower."
The rebuilding was entrusted to Auguste Perret, a 70-year-old follower of the architect Le Corbusier, who shared a passion for reinforced concrete.
Another cultist told prosecutors how he murdered a 21-year-old follower who wanted to leave the sect: "I felt a sense of mission that I had to kill him.
(In 1986, Democratic voters nominated a 28-year-old follower of the extremely strange Lyndon LaRouche.
Supporters of the group are already used to having to rapidly switch accounts as they get suspended by social networks, and have well-developed systems in place for sharing the names of new accounts with old followers.
"He began a process of tying us to the Muslim world, but in so doing, maybe in the way it was done and the quickness with which it was done, many of the old followers of Elijah Muhammad felt disillusioned, they felt betrayed".
The 62-year-old follower of Gandhi said his letter had also called on governments to increase their national and foreign aid budgets for the SDGs related to children.
During a gathering with his followers, an old neighbor happened to pass by.
The renowned Saudi Arabian scholar Mohammed Arefer tweeted to his 15 million followers an old video clip of the boxer quoting the Koran in an interview.
Lourd also posted a throwback photo on her Instagram, showing her followers an old family picture of her and Fisher wearing matching pajamas.
The story is written from the perspectives of 13 of his family, friends and followers – including an old rabbi, a young homeless man, and a surgeon.
