Sentence examples for enthusiastic ally from inspiring English sources

In Washington Mr Uribe is paying the price for his high-handed manner, seemingly dodgy friendships and, above all, for having been an enthusiastic ally of George Bush.

He was also a close friend and neighbour of James Dobson, the movement's capo di tutti capi, and an enthusiastic ally of George Bush.

It was America's enthusiastic ally in the war to eject the Soviet Union from Afghanistan in the 1980s, which it sold to its people as a jihad.

Mr. Bush promised during his campaign to ask Congress to open the plain for drilling, and in Ms. Norton he has an enthusiastic ally.

In fact, today Mr. Bush seemed a more enthusiastic ally to Mr. Clinton on the China bill than did Mr. Gore.

As Oliver Morgan explains below, it seems Leighton has found an enthusiastic ally in the new Trade Minister, Alistair Darling, who should use his friendship with Gordon Brown to get the plan into operation as soon as possible.

He would stand a better chance if he had more enthusiastic allies.

Yet Mr. Chávez had many influential and enthusiastic allies, as evidenced by the international outpouring that followed his death on Tuesday.

Several Republicans who have taken a hard line against Iran declined to comment on Trump's profitable relationship with such enthusiastic allies of the Guard.

The enthusiastic allies were good at what they were doing and the supply staff could feel redundant.

"And even at the United Nations, to the enthusiastic applause of Israel's enemies, he spoke as if our closest ally in the Middle East was the problem".