Sentence examples for great henchman from inspiring English sources

So far, the best answer is the one that Zhou Enlai, the Great Helmsman's great henchman, supposedly gave when President Nixon supposedly asked him to assess the impact of the French Revolution: it's too early to tell.

One Sunday morning two henchman – "great elephants" – appeared at White's door and bundled him off to HMP Parkhurst to visit a fan, Ronnie Kray.

Oberon wants the child as his henchman.

"Macedonia was only the henchman of the great powers," Mr. Gnjidic said.

But no matter – as henchmen to Richard E Grant's camp Great Intelligence they get to join the top table of New Who monsters.

He starts with an affecting visit to his maternal grandmother, to whom he "somewhat awkwardly uttered the salute 'Shalom!' " as he took his leave; but soon enough he uses his genealogical exploration to make the more brutal, unsentimental point that "a great number of Stalin's enforcers and henchmen in Eastern Europe were Jews".

He also prayed a little that El Primo and his henchmen might be raided for the great number of crimes they commit.

Stalin's most devoted henchman in the blood-drenched years of the Great Terror, Molotov signed a record 373 death warrants for senior officials, including his close colleagues.

I'm a big fan of henchmen.

"He's great, very blue collar," says Jack Kesy, who plays Bolivar, a goth rock star-turned-bloodsucker henchman.

It was a great relief when he reverted to his element near the end, singing the song of the Oprichnik henchman Fyodor Basmanov stoutly and richly.