Sentence examples for loyal master from inspiring English sources

As the Emperor's loyal master of horse from 1804, Caulaincourt was at Napoleon's side in his great battles, and his Mémoires provide an important source for the period 1812 to 1814.

The curious, misguided sense of patriotism, like an enthusiastic puppy, loyal to its master – and that might sound patronising, but I don't know the British lack of patriotism to be any superior.

They were so loyal to their master!

Slaves were tortured in trials because they often remained loyal to their master.

But why would a slave, especially one like Esca whose family and people had been slaughtered at the hands of the Romans, stay loyal to his master once alone and with a homefield advantage?

There he saw a monument to slaves who were loyal to their masters during the Civil War.

Early in the war she collected poems and stories about slaves so loyal to their masters that they refuse freedom.

Loyal to their masters, they would provide warmth through frigid nights, or lead the way home through blinding blizzards.

"It is in the culture of dalits that they are least likely to change their employment because they are so loyal to their masters," he says.

The Old Testament patriarchs owned slaves, Jewish law clearly assumed its permissibility and the Apostle Paul's New Testament letters repeatedly compelled slaves to be obedient and loyal to their masters.

In a difficult business where fish supply is dwindling and the cost of ingredients is rising, Jiro has gained recognition and a loyal following by mastering the art of making sushi in its purest form.