Sentence examples for loyal during from inspiring English sources

Fossey remained loyal during the difficult period after the promoter was shot and seriously wounded while attending a show in Barking in November 1989.

An aspiring public school teacher, Mr. Giunta was recalled as generous and loyal during a funeral Mass at St. Francis Roman Catholic Church in Vineland.

The inner circle of management, as well as the board of directors, has been fiercely loyal during the scandals that have rocked the social media giant.

But the speaker would gain the power to appoint one at-large member — someone, one would assume, who would remain loyal during tough votes.

So these are free black men who sided with the British, they go to Canada, and the Crown had promised white Loyalists sort of any number of things, including land grants, as a reward for being loyal during the Revolution.

The commander of the armed forces, Vladimir Padrino López, had proved loyal during the months of violent protest; in November, Maduro named a general to lead the state petroleum company.

Martin acquired a modest but loyal following during the early 1970s as he performed his stand-up routine on numerous television shows, particularly The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.

He has been a quiet, loyal presence during Mr. Safir's tenure as commissioner, responsible for the department's personnel management, discipline and budget.

Ben S. Bernanke, Mr. Greenspan's successor at the Fed (and his loyal supporter during the antideflation hysteria), is said to be resisting the demand for broadly lower interest rates.

The two were junior lawyers in the Missouri attorney general's office under John Danforth, Justice Thomas's Senate sponsor and most loyal defender during the "high-tech lynching".

Each saw the other as a misunderstood American hero beset upon by destructive leftists, and they remained steadfastly loyal friends during times of political toxicity.