Sentence examples for formerly loyal from inspiring English sources

His formerly loyal colleagues quickly turned on him.

Yet few thought that formerly loyal customers would also lash out.

As a formerly loyal servant of the regime, he is as guilty as everyone else.

He argues that the party's support is almost entirely made up of formerly "loyal Labour card-holders and activists".

Those formerly loyal working class voters were already pulling away before Corbyn was elected, with many deserting for Ukip.

Since the ministers resigned on Saturday, several formerly loyal followers of Mr. Berlusconi have announced their opposition to the party's direction.

Victoria Glendinning, formerly a loyal fan, claimed that, "whatever was intended, it is a repellent book.

Renan Calheiros, the Senate president, formerly a loyal backer of Ms Rousseff, recently threw out of the chamber a presidential decree that would have ended some payroll-tax breaks.

Gade was formerly a loyal George W. Bush supporter and adviser.

With the new models Apple seeks to appeal to two groups: the high-end smartphone buyer, formerly iPhone-loyal, as well as the customer who wants something funkier, brighter and cheaper.

Before then, Mr. Siegel has received invaluable help from a range of personalities: the fighter's second wife (and seemingly one of his greatest challengers), Khalilah Camacho-Ali; the journalist Robert Lipsyte (formerly of The New York Times); Mr. Ali's loyal brother, Rahman; and a clerk from the Supreme Court proceedings who reveals behind-the-gavel details.