Sentence examples for entourage forming from inspiring English sources
Of all the unedifying sights I've seen so far this campaign, the sorriest has to be Cameron's entourage forming a protective huddle round him on a busy platform at Bedford station on Wednesday morning, while the prime minister's eyes darted nervously about, wondering where his late-running train was.
Another missing link of physics is a particle known as the Higgs boson, after Peter Higgs of the University of Edinburgh, which imbues other particles with mass by creating a cosmic molasses that sticks to them and bulks them up as they travel along, not unlike the way an entourage forms around a rock star when they walk into a club.
Among the clerical ranks that formed the entourage of the new emperor, the revival of the empire was regarded as a magistracy conferred by God in the interests of Western Christianity and the church; imperial authority was considered a kind of priesthood, and its bearer was obligated to lead and protect the faithful.
Lords and kings supported entourages of fighters who formed the backbone of the military forces.
But his remarks underlie a nervousness about whether some in the rank and file of the party will vent their fears that Clegg and some of his entourage are too eager to form a second coalition with the Conservatives after the 2015 election.
They formed part of the entourage in festivals that traveled from one temple to another, and clergies from around the country sent representatives to the national sed festival that reinforced the king's divine power.
Thereafter, its team formed "the core of an entourage Mr Tchenguiz liked to have surrounding him for long periods of time".
Irrespective of the occasion, sub-chiefs and linguists invariably form part of a chief's entourage.
But it's different for those of us without personal baby entourages in the form of nurses and nannies.
The return of Entourage, this time in movie form following eight seasons on HBO, seems to herald another comeback.
They make up his entourage.
