Sentence examples for loyal chief from inspiring English sources
Bain also briefly co-starred on prime-time TV in the 1987-88 season in the Fox network political comedy "Mr. President," as the loyal chief of staff to the title character, played by George C. Scott.
The loyal chief of staff returns, limping from hospital, only to find he's been thoroughly replaced (though mark my words, Doug Stamper will be back, and hell will hath no fury).
The young revolutionaries Angelotti and Caravadossi, collaborators with the invading French, are shown as romantic heroes, while the loyal chief of police, Baron Scarpia, is evil incarnate – the sadistic agent of reaction who tortures Caravadossi and barters ruthlessly with Tosca: the surrender of her body for her lover's life.
Fiercely loyal chief plays basketball, runs, but no real hobbies: "I work too hard".
She served as the loyal head nurse under the chief medical officer, Dr. Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley) and harbored an unrequited infatuation with the first science officer, Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy).
His portrayal of the loyal Arab chief earned him an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor.
Mr. Sharif in cohorts with his loyal intelligence chief, Lieutenant General Khawaja Ziauddin, tried to convince Taliban leader Mullah Omar to handover Osama Bin Laden and stop Saudi-backed anti-Shiite militants of Sipah-e-Sabaha Sipah-e-Sabaha Sipah-e-Sabahan Pakistan from attackingrrithey without consulting the minority.
Assembled were his closest and most loyal aides: his chief counsel, Dennison Young Jr.; the corporation counsel, Michael D. Hess; his chief of staff, Anthony V. Carbonetti; his top political aide, Bruce J. Teitelbaum; the fire commissioner, Thomas Von Essen; and his communications director, Sunny Mindel.
Today only a handful of big firms have the sort of board that seems hand-picked to be loyal to the boss, chief among them being News Corporation, says Paul Hodgson of GMI, a corporate-governance ratings firm.
Sometimes they appoint a loyal relative as chief executive.
After all, Ned was one of the heroes of the first series: a craggy, sable-covered patriarch, courageous and doggedly loyal, who was chief of the House of Stark.
