Sentence examples for most trusted ally from inspiring English sources

She was his closest confidante, his most trusted ally.

Britain was once the US's most trusted ally in Afghanistan.

In the process he has also deepened his country's identification as America's most trusted ally.

The core relationship of the show is between Tommy and Ms. McCrory's Polly, who comes somewhat undone in Season 4 but remains Tommy's most trusted ally.

There's some moral ambiguity – he'll rough up crims to get what he wants, he's not a very good husband, and his most trusted ally is a patricidal psychopath – but in theory, there's little to differentiate it from, say, Prime Suspect or Cracker.

As Guardiola's most trusted ally, he was a sounding board, confidant and advisor, playing an active role in developing the team's playing strategy.

Still, some of Reid's most trusted allies were unconvinced.

Far from being seen as the enemy of the people, judges are often viewed as their most trusted allies.

In a pamphlet on Europe published recently by Ed Balls, one of his most trusted allies, the dominant adjective is "hard-headed".

General Taj most recently was the chief of military intelligence and is seen as one of General Musharraf's most trusted allies.

But the problem with Mr. Milosevic handing over to a loyalist is that the West has indicted his most trusted allies.