Sentence examples for support loyal from inspiring English sources
In French-speaking Africa, recent events are being interpreted to mean that France will no longer unconditionally support loyal but corrupt leaders in its former colonies and that it may be shifting toward demanding more accountability.
As the speech was being aired, two infantry divisions and supporting loyal armour approached the palace grounds.
"He thought it was some small way to support a loyal Jets fan who had supported Mark and the Jets for years".
"Is our role to shut these places down or help them?" Ms. Estrella has received support from loyal customers, retailers and other artisan producers.
With the support of loyal readers, it has grown to fill a Georgian townhouse with books in every cranny, up and down stairs.
Philetaerus was a soldier's soldier, a strongman who relied on the support of loyal (and well-paid) troops for his authority.
By contrast, the Bush forces, confident they have the support of loyal Republicans in the state, said they were ready for a large turnout -- just not too large.
When the muckraking phase in the popular magazines died down, zeal for reform was left to a succession of little magazines that led precarious lives, often needing extra support from loyal readers or rich individuals.
Though the Emancipation Proclamation went into effect a few months later, Missouri's slaves were not free; Lincoln had only freed those slaves held in enemy territory, in an effort to maintain support among loyal slaveholders in Union-controlled territory.
One can see almost immediately why he has gathered such an extended support system – loyal dancers, artists, musicians, gallerists – around him: he exudes an effortless charisma that seems to be enhanced rather than undercut by his apparent fragility.
Mr. McCain's continued difficulty in winning significant support from loyal Republicans may be a promising sign for Mr. Bush as the competition turns largely to states where only Republicans can vote in the party's primaries.
