Sentence examples similar to country entourage from inspiring English sources

These corporate executives and leaders from more than 100 countries bring entourages, expense accounts -- and thousands of protesters to shadow them wherever they go, whether for breakfast at Le Cirque, dinner at the New York Stock Exchange, or a stroll through the American Museum of Natural History.

Tells about her country home & entourage of young homosexuals, the caddies.

Mr. Dean travels the country without an entourage, often stopping in state capitals like here in Minnesota, inspecting the progress of projects like a door-knocking program that encourages people to stop by 25 houses three times before Election Day.

Reeve crisscrossed the country with an entourage of nurses as an advocate for the disabled and handicapped, speaking to college students, actors and almost anyone who would listen.

First there was a Stalinist, Sékou Touré, who saw plots everywhere and killed dozens of people to stamp them out; then a military man, Lansana Conté, who bled the resource-rich country dry as his entourage enriched itself; and finally Captain Camara, who ruled until a disgruntled member of his guard shot him in the head early in December.

Soon he's encamped with his entourage at a country estate, and indulging in studio outbursts.

In a statement, the editorial board of the paper said: "The editors do not rule out the possibility that the obsequious entourage of the country's leaders is ready to display its loyalty using even this method".

Although it is the most powerful political group in Egypt — the country's president, his immediate entourage and half of the Parliament are all members — a lawsuit has been filed to declare it illegal.

Duvalier, 59, who faces a court investigation in Haiti, had a flight booked to leave the country this morning, along with his entourage.

Talese visits his makeshift training camp upstate and draws us into the melancholy that envelops Patterson and his entourage, bivouacked at "an abandoned country clubhouse with a dusty dance floor, upturned bar stools and an untuned piano".

The last time she travelled to the countryside, in 2003, supporters of the country's now-disbanded military junta ambushed her entourage.