Sentence examples for loyal into from inspiring English sources

In July Mr Chavez put officers he hopes are loyal into key commands.

The Institute for Reporter Freedom and Safety, based in Baku, the Azerbaijani capital, accused the government of allowing only journalists it deems loyal into the courtroom after officials said there were not enough seats.

Perhaps the strongest rationale, though, is that secret menus turn loyal customers into advocates.

Investors seemed confident that it can turn its loyal members into lucrative customers.

The next challenge facing many of these companies is how to turn a loyal customer into a profit.

"It was a missed opportunity to bring some of the president's loyal supporters into the fold," he said.

But he has sent a message that will be read before the concert asking the question: What turned "good fathers and loyal husbands" into coldblooded Nazi murderers?

She said the Guardian was focused on converting loyal readers into paying members, although it would not put up a paywall.

He then brushed the queen bee and some 6,000 of her loyal protectors into a brown box and carted them off to his personal hives in Newtown, Conn.

Do club owners take the opinions of their loyal supporters into account more now than they did in Stein's time?

During the previous round of remapping, in 1991, Republicans had created Chicago districts where African-Americans were the overwhelming majority, packing the greatest number of loyal Democrats into the fewest districts.