Sentence examples for long loyal from inspiring English sources

Mr Freston might have expected longer to prove himself, especially given his popularity on Wall Street and his long, loyal service to Mr Redstone.

But Mr. Arafat, despite being shunned by Israel, still has significant authority over the security forces, which include many commanders long loyal to him.

But as the digital revolution is wooing many people from the 35-millimeter film camp, Polaroid could grab customers long loyal either to Fuji or Kodak.

And the date for that, Armenians believe, was chosen deliberately by the Turks - long loyal Nato allies - to overshadow their own event at the Genocide Memorial in Yerevan.

One whom I couldn't go past was the recently retired Os du Randt, a long, loyal servant of the Springboks who played Test rugby from 1994 to 2007 and won 80 caps.

Others in an emirate long loyal to a puritanical Wahhabist version of Islam wonder why they are helping the troublesome Muslim Brotherhood abroad.In this section You never know Wet and dry Gurgle and splutter Democracy?

I wear the badge of a 40-year-long loyal, kind, caring, politically correct marriage with pride.

The long-loyal White Sox fan, pestered by self-satisfied pseudo-intellectuals, showed herculean restraint and stands as a credit to his home team and his home town.

Whatever intra-group conflicts the New Kids may have had to overcome in order to hit the road successfully and shake down long-loyal fans, they pale in comparison with what's driven Fleetwood Mac to ruin time and again.

To the long-loyal fans of St . Louis DeWitt added, "They understand that we're not the Yankees, the Red Sox or the clubs that have revenues that are multi tens of millions greater than ours".

The third was, the U.S. is well served in the long term by consulting and compromising with long-loyal allies, not snubbing and sometimes even insulting them.