Sentence examples for as an entourage from inspiring English sources

Ms. Houston arrived at the hotel with what Lieutenant Rosen described as an entourage of friends and family, some of whom were in the hotel suite at the time.

As for what Sting is saying, maybe he's giving this nice young man some fine wine tips, or explaining that in the much less civilised west, everyone laughs at you if your wife takes a private jet stuffed with essentials such as an entourage or personal hairdresser merely to attend a party less than three hours' train-ride away.

Start referring to your friends as an entourage.

The spirits of deceased friends haunted him, individually or as an entourage of ghosts.

Conversely, PEA was described to be devoid of antiproliferative properties by itself although it can act as an "entourage" agent by enhancing AEA cytostatic effects.

Indeed, this endocannabinoid was reported to act as an "entourage" agent able to increase AEA antiproliferative effects but not to induce those when incubated alone, even at concentrations up to 10 μM [ 29, 30].

Showtime's plans for "Smash" never got far, but the cable version was conceived as an "Entourage -like insidEntourage -like Broadway, sainsiderproducer Craig Zadan, full of edge (sex, nudity and profanity) and bitterness (hopes dashed more than realized).

It's a hellish vision of London-as-Hollywood — an "Entourage -on-the-Thames, whEntourage -on-the-Thamesain a lifEntourage -on-the-Thamessions dEntourage -on-the-Thames illusion of youth.

It's fun to fly around the world with an entourage as big as the Ritz.

As soon as you roll with an entourage, you are at an irreversible point of megafame, never to be destitute again.

Dylan is described as arriving with an "entourage" and leaving with a "train".