Sentence examples for loyal land from inspiring English sources

But despite his profession, Wu wasn't born to be a loyal land owner since childhood he has been fascinated with robots.

Votes were "exchanged" for goods or services that could be offered to loyal followers (land, employment, charitable donations, etc).. Democratization thus led to the formation of clientelistic networks that then became the notables' first political parties.

Here's how I see our brand imagery: strong and loyal ally; land of opportunity and home of the free; Yankee ingenuity; and world-changing inventions born in the garage.

He certainly didn't think that in the first two years it would win him millions of fiercely loyal fans, land him a book deal with a major publisher, and get Lore his podcast "about the frightening history behind common folklore"—developed into an Amazon Original Series from the producers of The Walking Dead.

This elicits his father's wonderfully sententious response, authentically expressing the sentiment of his loyal subjects: "The land and the king are one, my son.

We try to find the social and cultural and political parameters of the characters, elderly farming folk who work the land, loyal to Hezbollah and part of the resistance.

Sarah stays faithful to her Tom, whom we must assume to be dead, and allows Albrecht to leave her life; and the legend of those warriors is fulfilled, it seems, with her lonely disappearance high on the Hatteral ridge, up there above Llanthony, in the end as loyal to her land as she is to her sleeping lord.

The boxes at the show in Taiwan, the world's PC manufacturing hub and a land loyal to Bill Gates, run on Microsoft Media Center software and Intel microprocessors.

Faithful to his wife and seven kids, he'll be loyal to our land".

Because if the forces which are there, have fought and felt that they were loyal to the land, they would not have betrayed it.

The challenge: landing loyal talent without going broke in the process either by losing valuable hours rooting through piles of résumés or dangling profit-sapping salaries.