She describes what Orangemen are, what they do, and why they do it, and her occasionally mischievous style eases even the most apprehensive or indifferent reader into the world of Ulster loyal life; and of Ulster and Irish history, for her historical research into the origins and growth of the Orange Order is up to date, thorough and, occasionally, really quite surprising.
Even without a union, Russell made its men loyal for life by embracing the operational philosophy of the American manufacturing age: becoming a textile man was the same as becoming a man.
Community leader, Women's Right's Advocate, public television producer, award winning mediator, master gardener, world traveler, loving wife, mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, ready and loyal friend, life long devotee of New York City.
They have to work harder to get to their goal, but once they find it, they are loyal for life!
But Mack has been loyal his whole life.
They can be utterly loyal, mating for life, or they can run away and never be seen again.
"If you can get into the hearts and minds of children, then they become your loyal customers for life, whether you're the BBC or Amazon," he said.
Petrov began piano lessons with his grandmother at the age of three and then attended the central music school of the Moscow Conservatory – an institution to which he was to remain loyal all his life – where his principal teacher was Tatiana Kestner.
We will be your loyal fans for life.
They're monogamous, loyal, mate for life, and carefully raise their young in strong family units, with an alpha male and female at the top of the pack.
Dogs are considered loyal, selfless, trustworthy, life saving, fun and proud companions in a world where these values are gradually disappearing.
