Sentence examples for some allegiance from inspiring English sources
Another difference is that fans prefer that owners have some allegiance to their city.
Toyotomi questioned the reliability of subjects with some allegiance to the foreign power at the Vatican.
The change was not born of some allegiance to smaller government.
FirstTransPennineExpress, Eurostar, Southeastern and Southern all owe some allegiance to France's SNCF.State-owned railways in Britain are thriving.
Long Island chefs have long had some allegiance to local growers, but J. Kings makes buying local more convenient.
Although the group has some allegiance toward its base in Miami, it is not considering the Dolphins, the Heat, the Marlins or the Panthers.
Even on the New Jersey side, some allegiances are hard to break.
The audience bring cameras to record proceedings and some pledge allegiance with a succession of bizarre hats.
The row over Mr Green, which swiftly degenerated into a party wrangle, illustrates how far party loyalty has usurped some MPs' allegiance to Parliament itself.
Because some claim allegiance to the Bloods or Crips, newer alliances have also formed, as hyperlocal crews find themselves mixing at Rikers Island.
Members of several Pashtun tribes — some with allegiance to the Taliban, which is made largely of the same ethnic group — live in enclaves flanking the road.
