Sentence examples for on a loyal from inspiring English sources

It has focused its survival on a loyal niche market a lot closer to home: Italy.

Clearly, leaders have the right to rely on a loyal few; excessive debate and deadlock are not desirable.

The House Republican whip, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, called the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, to complain that the administration had seized on a minor diplomatic contretemps to try to impose its views on a loyal friend.

Whereas the conservatives could rely on a loyal core of state employees, pensioners and members of the security forces and the Basij, a large paramilitary volunteer group, the reformists struggled to rally supporters.

They released 21 albums during 22 years together and, while never enjoying lavish commercial success, they could always depend on a loyal fan base and on the continuing goodwill of generations of bands who were happy to acknowledge their influence.

Why, with a professional black-ops mercenary helicopter scooting back into Mali to finish a murderous job on a loyal Uncle Sam squad, didn't they count the resultant bodies?

The Butler vs. Osborn contest is a fine example of both meddling and resource diversion, on behalf of a loyal Perez follower.

And, as with the "Tear It Up" campaign video, the calendar first appeared on the blog of a loyal functionary; this time it was that of Alexander Yarosh, of the pro-Kremlin youth movement Nashi.

It is currently on loan to a loyal and honest retainer, Manmohan Singh, no mean driver for a man of his years.

Last week, he yielded the chief executive's office at Citigroup's headquarters on Park Avenue to a loyal associate, Charles O. Prince.

His Super Gourmet (Avenida A, between Calle 6 and 7; 507-212-3487; supergourmetcascoviejo.com) is a deli/ grocery that stocks hard-to-find items like French marmalade, prosciutto, organic cereal and sushi rice, and serves homemade soups, sandwiches, and local Balboa beer on draft to a loyal customer base.