Sentence examples for be loyal for from inspiring English sources

But still I liked her and will try to be loyal, for she was always good to me".

So the only solution was to withdraw into internal (or, for a few, external) exile.The cocktail that fuelled totalitarianism was a mixture of fear and pretence: the greengrocer pretended to be loyal for fear of the consequences.

Matthew was loved by the best men, like Seamus Heaney and Ted Hughes, and by the loveliest women, like Caroline Michel, and if he loved you, he'd be loyal for ever, never let you down and sit with you for hours, though he wouldn't necessarily share intimacies or even say a word.

— Ken Auletta asks why Rupert Murdoch was loyal for so long "At the moment it is hard to see how Murdoch can ever fully recover from the blows he has suffered in the last few days".

Part of the challenge was to draw customers to the new line, called Pelican ProGear, without alienating the company's core consumer base, which had been loyal for years.

The fanbase is loyal for a few reasons.

They have to work harder to get to their goal, but once they find it, they are loyal for life!

But when you're writing for an audience that has been loyal for 50 years, that audience deserves better.

Once I've decided to trust someone, I latch on quickly and I'm loyal for as long as that person can stand me.

Cheiffo, a self-described "punk-rocker" who was loyal for 27 years and received "the knowing" seven months after arriving, said some waited 18 years hoping they'd be selected.

Also complicating a potential candidacy is the question of whether Bolling really wants to pursue a campaign that could further alienate him from the Republican Party to which he has been loyal for the last 30 years.