Sentence examples for one loyal from inspiring English sources

Overall, based on my experience, retaining one loyal customer is usually worth more than earning two new customers to replace them.

One loyal customer, Mordecai Rosenfeld, 83, said on Tuesday that he might consider buying shares, "if they throw in some olives".

One loyal member said they were "staggered".

And he has at least one loyal friend left.

Nobody knows how that article was published," said one loyal member of staff.

"Remember that dress Nicole Kidman wore in 'Moulin Rouge'?" one loyal customer asked me.

With the steadiness of the demonstrations and with two forces acting in the regime (the ones loyal to Saleh and those supporting the revolutionary movement), it became clear that Saleh regime was no longer sustainable.

"Of course, people buy from internet, even ones loyal to us," said Guy. "I don't blame them when prices are so much cheaper online, and that's fine for some products, but not clothing.

Some Republicans, including ones loyal to Romney, opposed the rule change, arguing it hurt grassroots activism.

In December 2012, as President of Congress, he lead the famous "technical coup" in which he deposed four members of the Supreme Court and named new ones, loyal to him, the next day--completely illegally.

Total dedication was crucial to the training, designed to make initiates dependent on one another, loyal to a single, exclusive set of beliefs.