Sentence examples for as trusty from inspiring English sources

My yearning for freedom and a love-based life landed me on an island in Greece where I now live, happy in a small rented house with a car in the drive that is old and dented and as trusty as a steed.

He heard himself described, possibly for the first time in his life, as "trusty".

His old friend is back, doing what he tells it to do, almost — but not quite — as trusty as ever.

Scarcity helps explain the over twenty-one milast month latt month at Sotheby's, in London, for "Suprematism, 18th Construction" (1915), an esoteric abstraction by Kazimir Malevich — evidence that even the most challenging modernism is on the way to being an asset class as trusty as Impressionism.

So it was with a certain smugness that I arrived home one evening with the latest in a long and illustrious line, the MGF 1.8i Steptronic - Formula One-style gear change, solar red, smart leather interior - and parked it nose to nose with Nigel's 1965 Midget, a prized (if a little neglected of late) possession more commonly known to friends as Trusty Rusty.

Scarcity helps explain the over twenty-one million paid last month at Sotheby's, in London, for "Suprematism, 18th Construction" (1915), an esoteric abstraction by Kazimir Malevich evidence that even the most challenging modernism is on the way to being an asset class as trusty as Impressionism.

It is a staple of Mexican food, too, as are trusty jalapeños.

But the list of pardons included four convicted murderers, all of whom were serving life sentences, and all of whom were working as trusties at the governor's mansion.

Get them out!" The governor ended the 30-year-old practice of allowing minimum-security state inmates, known as trusties, to work as staff members in the Governor's Mansion.

Lawyers for nine of those pardoned — four who had been working as trusties at the Governor's Mansion and five who are the only ones still in prison — argued that the courts did not have the authority to determine whether procedures were followed correctly.

He visits a bureau designed for imaginary friends and learns that he's eligible for retirement, but declines the offer sternly, hoping to continue working as a trusty sidekick for as long as possible.