Sentence examples for armed entourage from inspiring English sources

It is hard to run against Washington while traveling with an armed entourage and a big blue and white government plane.

MEHLAJAT, Afghanistan — When the governor of Kandahar Province came to this town, freshly liberated on Sunday from the Taliban, his armed entourage appeared to outnumber what was left of the population.

By some accounts, Mr. Chadha had taken an armed entourage to seize control of the property, and his brother Hardeep had rushed over with his own guards to confront him.

Besides, an armed entourage means that a ship can travel at a more economical pace across the ocean, saving thousands of dollars in fuel costs, rather than attempting to race away from the threat of piracy.

In the backstage corridors it's the same scene as the previous night - milling entourages, armed police, watchful glances.

When she crossed the finish, pumping her arms, her entourage exchanged hugs and high fives.

Nor that Hiddleston's handler Olivia Colman would shoot Laurie's security goon in the leg and in so doing free his tortured, traitorous girlfriend from the clutches of the arms dealers' entourage.

He says Mr Huenchullan and his entourage are a group of highly armed, violent individuals.

While two dozen rough-hewn, bored-looking men sat in the lobby area outside, he said, "I have been attacked too many times to tolerate the presence of arms in my entourage".

Early on, LaVey decided to keep Davis's entourage at arm's length, branding Samala's PR chief David Steinberg "a professional Jew" bent on separating Sammy from the Dark One.

Mrs. Gore, wearing a white T-shirt tucked into her blue jeans, marched arm in arm with other women, without an entourage and relatively unheralded.