Sentence examples for prominent ally from inspiring English sources

"We have the numbers," according to one prominent ally of the prime minister.

When she steps down on 10 December, like-minded leaders in Venezuela, Ecuador and Bolivia will lose a prominent ally.

The company's executives are also political backers of the county executive, Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr., a prominent ally of Mr. Christie.

His only prominent ally was the Family Research Council, which issued an inevitable "action alert" demanding a stop to "the sexualization of our military".

Mr. Obama's comments came after a prominent ally, Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark, said the campaign's focus on Bain was "nauseating".

Pressured by the presidential campaign, even Mr. Sarkozy, once Ms. Merkel's most prominent ally, has begun to talk of the need for growth.

Ponta suffered a series of reverses in 2014, including the investigation of a number of prominent allies on corruption charges.

According to the Iliad, the Lycians, led by the hero Sarpedon, were the most prominent allies of Troy in the Trojan War.

Every few days, it seems, one of the party's leading figures or prominent allies says or does something that can't stand up to serious scrutiny.

York concludes, "Spitzer might make it if some prominent allies were willing to throw their bodies in front of a train for him.

Through the decades, leaders have used the occasions to reward prominent allies and to nurture diplomatic relationships with more or less regularity, depending on the president.