Sentence examples for reliable friend of from inspiring English sources

Fidel Castro was a sincere and reliable friend of Russia.

The Republican positioned himself as the more reliable friend of Israel.

Most had seen Bush as a reliable friend of Israel, and one who had not pressured Israel to pursue the peace process.

But the reality, according to a more reliable friend of Earp's, was that the Wichita marshal saw Earp in the street and asked him nicely to join up.

BP's cause was hardly helped by "Smoky Joe Bartonn, a reliable friend of big coal and big oil and no stranger to rhetorical excess.

According to a reliable friend of both composers, when this music arrived during the premiere performance, Bernstein, sitting in a box seat next to Copland, leaned over and whispered, "That's you, baby".

This group of 19 Republicans includes seven reliable friends of reform from the New York metropolitan area whose continued support will be vital -- Sherwin Boehlert and Amo Houghton of New York; Marge Roukema and Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey; and Nancy Johnson, Rob Simmons and Christopher Shays, the bill's co-sponsor, of Connecticut.

FLUSH TIMES FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT mean the demise of an old and reliable friend to investors: Treasury securities.

To put the dilemma even more bluntly, remembrance may be the ally of justice, but it is no reliable friend to peace, whereas forgetting can be.

Japan, after all, was a reliable friend, the "cornerstone" of America's alliance structure in Asia.

At the brink of exhaustion and collapse, Springsteen could always lean on his enormous and reliable friend — an emblematic image that is the cover of "Born to Run".