Sentence examples for loyal comrade from inspiring English sources

She was always an amusing and loyal comrade.

Zaichik will be remembered as a gentle and thoughtful man, a true and loyal comrade.

"Bang-bang, very professional killing," he said, and I suddenly realised that O'Callaghan would have made a loyal comrade of another ruthless man, Michael Collins.

One is a loyal comrade, the other turns out to be a traitor, and they settle it all, in sports bra and tank top, in a catfight on board a burning jetliner.

He purged some of his loyal comrades, known as the "Kapsan faction", and in April 1967 announced the creation of the "monolithic ideological system".

Abe Osheroff says their refusal to cooperate was a form of bonding, and adds, apparently without irony: "They became loyal comrades in the deepest sense of the word".

"They became fast friends, briefly lovers and then loyal comrades, their lives and destinies forever intertwined," Paul and Karen Avrich write in "Sasha and Emma: The Anarchist Odyssey of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman" (Belknap Press, $35).

Roberta Perry, 76, has been one of Workman's loyal comrades in recent weeks.

A more charming (though for some readers perhaps rather cloying) byproduct of this concentration on small bands of loyal comrades is Hitchens's near adulation of his friends, all famous in their own right.

On June 16 , 1918 Eugene V. Debs, a political activist, delivered a speech in Canton, Ohio, in which he spoke of "most loyal comrades were paying the penalty to the working class – these being Wagenknecht, Baker and Ruthenberg, who had been convicted of aiding and abetting another in failing to register for the draft".

When he moved to New York in 1961 with some loyal Arkestra comrades, Ra's cutting-edge music and prophetic messages started to reach new audiences and received accolades and encouragement from such kings of bebop as Dizzie Gillespie and Thelonius Monk.