Sentence examples for loyal place from inspiring English sources

Although I now live out-of-state, when I think of my hometown I think of a beautiful, kind, and loyal place.

With the smaller, less ambitious, perhaps more regionally loyal places, consistency is more predictable.

AllergyEats' Antico notes that allergic consumers are very loyal to places that accommodate them.

In the wake of Clinton's loss, though, the group became a home for the loyal opposition, a place where devastation could be galvanized.

No disgrace was attached to Calvert's departure from office: the King, to whom he had always remained personally loyal, confirmed his place on the Privy Council and appointed him "Baron Baltimore", in County Longford in Leinster of central Ireland.

He added, "I'm loyal to this place".

How they can be so loyal to a place they may have trouble pronouncing?

There are so many things that I find great about this state, but what does it mean to be loyal to a place that doesn't have your best interests at its core?

And now, responsive government (especially responsive, thankfully, given its minority status) and loyal opposition in place (both the Liberals and the NDP, if not so much the BQ), whichever party you support and whatever you think of the budget itself, we move on.

Mrs Bush disgraced herself, yet Lee boldly declares that plenty of evacuees in Texas and Utah found that there was more for them there in terms of education and jobs than in New Orleans - and maybe they were being loyal to a place that was holding them back.

The $450 million offer keeps your loyal team in place in their LEED-certified offices.