Sentence examples for loyal contingent from inspiring English sources
In his comments, Mr. Romney relied on conservative positions popular with his audience, the loyal contingent of Republicans whose turnout will be crucial for him in November.
I've been meaning for some time to mention approvingly the loyal contingent of regular competitors based overseas, some of them in very distant lands.
Apple's been knocked for a handful of decisions viewed as taking its eye off the ball for the small but loyal contingent that has formed its core user base.
But now we want to rise," said Cruz. "We are trying to get back on our feet, by the grace of God". It's too expensive for Cruz to rebuild his restaurant, so he now cooks and sells grilled meat and fried food to a loyal contingent of customers from a makeshift tent in his front yard.
I know Colton has a fairly loyal contingent of supporters, but I'm sorry, guys, he always sounds whiny to me.
But Robespierre refused to lead an insurrection, and eventually his loyal contingents began to disperse.
Nizam ʿĀlī Khan was a British ally in the second and third Maratha Wars (1803 05, 1817 19), and Nizam Nāṣir al-Dawlah and Hyderabad's military contingent remained loyal to the British during the Indian Mutiny (1857 58).
If a supermarket has a loyal olive oil-buying contingent, it will expand its range with high-profit products (herbed, super-cold, extra-pressed, beautifully bottled), and mail the oil-lovers some offers to try the new goods.
Hamza has a large contingent of loyal followers, including brothers, sons, courtiers, a Xena the Warrior Princess of a daughter-in-law named Mihrdukht, and a magical, three-eyed horse named Ashqar.
Fronting the contingent of loyal center donors were honorary chairs of the gala Julia and George Argyros.
