Sentence examples for became loyal from inspiring English sources

No longer a political entity, the Huguenots became loyal subjects of the king.

That was his psychology, and I became loyal to it, though not consciously.

He also felt close to the young goalie, who became loyal to the Islanders after he signed the deal.

"Because he stayed, because he remained constant to Corrèze, the local people slowly accepted him and became loyal to him".

Abe Osheroff says their refusal to cooperate was a form of bonding, and adds, apparently without irony: "They became loyal comrades in the deepest sense of the word".

The makers of Maalox recently came to Abrams because they had little idea how people with chronic heartburn became loyal to its product rather than Rolaids or Pepto-Bismol.

Those two might just become loyal viewers.

Collaborators become loyal and committed because they are content with the overall relationship, commercialization service and quality.

Many said they had become loyal listeners of Miyako Disaster's twice-daily broadcasts.

Then they're given weapons which are a symbol of power, and they become loyal".

Those that survive become loyal companions and defenders of the Starks.