Sentence examples similar to name is ally from inspiring English sources
In one raucous interlude in the court hearing, a defendant named Charity Sweet, who is allied to Mr Haw and Ms Tucker, applied to have the proceedings stopped on the grounds that the founder of Democracy Village, Maria Gallastegui, is a government agent tasked with creating a provocation to give the authorities a pretext to evict Mr Haw from his pitch.
At one point, the New York leader, a Marxist named Lenora Fulani, was allied with Pat Buchanan thanks to just that sort of meeting of the minds.
"My name is Ally MacLeod, and I am a born winner!" And we all know how this story pans out.
It was power politics without war, and its name was "leverage" — either by collaring new allies (like West Germany) or betraying old ones (like Israel).
In fact, the only rapper Drake mentioned by name was AR-AB -- Meek Mill ally-turned-nemesis.
Despite its name, since 1989 MIR has been allied with the conservative party of Hugo Banzer, Bolivia's military dictator in the 1970s and its elected president since 1997.
It seems now that for the American command in the field in Iraq and Afghanistan, the prime role of the British is to be allies in name rather than deed.
The plan would have leveraged his name as a brand to be allied to electronics and high-technology companies like cellphone networks and video entertainment businesses.
