Sentence examples for bands of supporters from inspiring English sources

Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum, the other two out-and-out conservatives still running, don't inspire confidence even among their dwindling bands of supporters.

At his Manhattan appearances, Mr. Nader was trailed by small but loyal bands of supporters: college and high school students, environmentalists and those who said they were concerned about the influence of large corporations.

Bands of supporters in their candidates' T-shirts marched through the rutted streets, motorcades of partisans coursed down the avenues on beaten-up motorbikes and thousands of people crowded highway overpasses to greet presidential candidates noisily as they returned from final campaign trips for Sunday's vote.

The other two Democrats, Anthony D. Weiner and Gifford Miller, had smaller bands of supporters marching with them, and if there was less ethnic pride on display (both men are white), it did not stop the candidates from paying homage to Caribbean culture.

The reverberations of Wikileaks publication of so many confidential and secret documents will be felt for many years, and he has attracted a large band of supporters, but the support for Assange is as much about his personal situation as it is an expression of support for what Wikileaks does or proposes to do.

Instead of supporting Clinton, her meager band of supporters there were forced to caucus for Joe Biden instead.

Never mind, says his growing band of supporters.

An excited band of supporters was on hand to greet him.

A loyal band of supporters sees Mr Zelaya's return as essential to undoing the coup.

Each, only partly by design, now has a band of supporters ready to talk up their man.

By the end it was the smaller band of supporters in blue and white who could be heard.