Sentence examples for democratic entourage from inspiring English sources

His friends — students, other professors, secretaries, the whole democratic entourage from the community college where he taught — stayed later than Julia's colleagues from Fidelity Pharmaceuticals, the few who'd put in polite appearances in expensive black clothing and then coolly slid away for their late dates, their real deals.

As the time allowed for the vote neared an end, Mr. Obama and his entourage, including fellow Democrats Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, strode in through the Senate door on the Democratic side.

There was no entourage until Kennedy won the Democratic nomination in 1960.

Her entourage was dotted with Social Democratic red, red ties, red sweaters, even a loud red sports jacket worn by a fellow candidate for the state Parliament, but Ms. Kraft wore a simple gray overcoat.

Unlike his father, who is more of an autocrat with "a court... an entourage," as Antoine describes it, he is outspoken and democratic.

* * * Entourage.

An entourage.

No entourage.

His entourage sat, too.

His entourage laughs.

(Dear entourage member: this).