Sentence examples for loyal part from inspiring English sources

The mayor of London is intelligent enough to know that he has to play a loyal part in this war of attrition.

Black voters had always been the most loyal part of Mr. Clinton's base, and the accusations of racism wounded him deeply.

Ms. Edgerly, between her throaty gin-and-tears voice and her sardonic air, comes off best as Matthew's crusty old confidante, who somehow finds time in the midst of a crisis to cook the boss a goose — no irony intended on her loyal part.

Power cuts and kilometre-long queues for fuel stoked anger against the Brothers even among the rural poor previously a loyal part of their base.Luckily for Mr Morsi, no rival political factions, excepting the Salafist party well-ensconced in slums and villages, looked likely to tap into this growing anger.

June 19 'SWEET LORRAINE' (JVC) In which JVC pays homage to Lorraine Gordon, the proprietor of the Village Vanguard, a feisty, opinionated and loyal part of the jazz scene whose decisions to book new bands are still treated as ritual signs of approbation.

They cited two main reasons: Throughout the turbulent ups and downs of the Obama era so far, young voters have remained the most loyal part of his base; and millennials are far more civic-minded than any other generational cohort and far less prone to today's zero sum politics.

But in the end, this Long Island town's proximity to Manhattan and its beach on Fire Island persuade daydreaming city dwellers to become loyal part-time residents.

"The real benefactors of this scheme are the companies who receive millions of pounds worth of labour absolutely free of charge and the losers are the jobseekers who see potential jobs being filled by workfare placements for months at a time and the loyal part-timers who find their regular overtime hours savagely cut".

Karen Brooks Hopkins, the academy's president, said she expected her audiences to remain loyal, in part because her institution has a specific point of view and develops productions.

"Stipulating that dumping a totally loyal, integral part of his inner circle is something that is absolutely not in George W. Bush's DNA, losing with plenty of notice does not appear to be part of his genetic makeup either," Mr. Cook wrote.

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