Sentence examples for team loyal to from inspiring English sources
The dark, claustrophobic novel takes place inside Clough's head as he slowly unravels while trying to take charge of a Leeds team loyal to their former boss, Clough's nemesis Don Revie.
10.57am: Canadians "always carry a chip on their shoulder" in part because of a feeling that their country "is condemned to always play 'Robin' to the US Batmann.' " And Medvedev continues to play Robin to Putin's Batman, surrounded by a team loyal to the Premier and checked by Putin's dominance over the legislature and regional elites.
Though she is part of the Fringe team, loyal to the Observers, she secretly works with the human resistance to try to reclaim the Earth for humans.
Frazee and Yankees owner Jacob Ruppert were friends, and American League president Ban Johnson's attempts to drive Frazee out of the game had caused the five teams loyal to Johnson to make no deals with the Red Sox as long as Frazee owned the club, leaving only the Yankees and White Sox as trading partners.
"I think you try to see if the team is loyal to the player," Davis said.
Tierney left for the University of Denver, but McPhee, who is a faculty fellow of the Princeton lax team, remains loyal to his alma mater.
(XCS-01-131201) An electronic-component producer raises a theory on how to build a team exclusively loyal to him.
Their team is loyal to them, the company and its mission because they show interest in their staff members.
In this day of free agency and switching teams, Bob Feller remained loyal to the city and the team for over 70 years.
Senior Labour insiders believe it may have emerged from a team of MPs loyal to Corbyn, calling themselves the "core", who meet regularly – separately from the shadow cabinet – to discuss policy issues, and strategies for dealing with the divided state of the parliamentary party.
Labour insiders believe the list emerged from a team of MPs loyal to Corbyn, who call themselves the "core group", and meet regularly – separately from the shadow cabinet – to discuss policy issues, and strategies for dealing with the divided state of the parliamentary party and shoring up the leader.
