Sentence examples for generations of loyal from inspiring English sources

"With generations of loyal consumers, numerous iconic products and a talented and experienced work force, Hostess Brands has tremendous inherent strengths to build upon," Mr. Driscoll said.

The patriarchs -- Bill and Dave, as they are known to generations of loyal Hewlett-Packard employees -- were the revered elder statesmen of Silicon Valley.

His family lies in the graveyard there: father, grandfather, great-grandfather, generations of loyal republicans, some of whom fought in the Easter Rising of 1916.

She was predeceased by her brother, Michael Ugo Stille and leaves behind generations of loyal students and niece, Lucy Stille, literary agent, and nephew, Alexander Stille, journalist and writer, who was also one of her students.

If these aspects of her personality make her recognizable, they also make her memorable and unique: she is part of a literary sisterhood of smart, prickly loners, and as such she is likely to attract generations of loyal followers.

Though the original series of Star Trek, which premiered in 1966, only ran for three short seasons (its ratings, believe it or not, were terrible) its fantastical adventures combined with its earnest humanity has earned it generations of loyal fans.

The Nokia brand also still resonates strongly in many of the emerging markets where these handsets are going to be pushed hard — giving Nokia and Microsoft their best chance yet to recruit a new generation of loyal smartphone users by going where the growth is.

On the other hand, the Florida newcomers in Division I — Florida International and Florida Atlantic, along with South Florida and Central Florida — lack long-term football traditions and generations of fiercely loyal alumni.

SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, has replaced his defense minister with a hard-line general as part of his effort to fill the army leadership with a new generation of officers loyal to him, South Korean officials said Thursday.

His handling of the American spy-plane incident is the latest test of his political skills in a protracted struggle to ensure a smooth succession to a younger generation of leaders loyal to him, as well as his own elevation to the status of revered, semi-retired elder statesman.

Dr. Tannenbaum was a mentor to generations of students and a loyal alumnus.