Sentence examples for minions told from inspiring English sources
If Petraeus gets restless and produces a Fallujah in Pashtun lands, he is also doomed (that may be in effect right away, as one of his minions told Fox News that rules of engagement will be more "kinetic" - code for more US firepower and more civilian casualties).
He and his minions tell us that they won the election fair and square, and that the rest of us should 'just get over it'.
"I'm just not a stone killer like you are," one of Adam's minions tells him, "you are one of those guys, those guys who are like missing a part of their brain or something.
Hollis learns that Node magazine is a project of Hubertus Bigend, the zeitgeist-infiltrating force behind Blue Ant, a Belgian-based advertising enterprise that calls itself the "first viral agency". "He doesn't want you to have heard of him," one of Bigend's minions tells Hollis.
"Welcome to where you're going," his minion told the group, knowing since the start of the adventure that they would eventually be caught right where the Saviors wanted them.
They also want to be surrounded by a phalanx of fawning minions who tell them they are masters of the universe.
The stream of emails that came out of Downing Street yesterday as Theresa May shuffled the lackeys, gophers and minions kept telling us how delighted Her Majesty was by the news that Mike Plank was now junior minister for teaspoons or that Jennifer Fforbes-Pilchadd had been moved sideways from cowpats to windfarms.
"I had a long conversation with one of the governor's minions and I told him, 'Don't try to con us that the governor is actively engaged,' " he said.
"People keep sending them to me," Minions creator Pierre Coffin told The Huffington Post last week.
The liberal clown @ariannahuff told her minions at the money losing @HuffingtonPost to cover me as enterainment.
In one of his first network news interviews after entering the race, he complained that Mr. Davis's "minions" had been telling potential contributors not to give money to the Bustamante campaign.
