Sentence examples for terribly loyal from inspiring English sources
Though Olney calls for milk in his master recipe, his introduction intrigues me: "It is not necessary to remain terribly loyal to precise ingredients or measurements.
"Whoever wins the Labour leadership does have to lead the Labour party with absolute loyalty, but I do hope they have a loyalty to their country, and they cannot be terribly loyal to the country if they fight in a way that makes another Tory government more likely".
The festival grew out of the post-hippie jam-band scene, which has traditionally been an open-minded, loyal and not terribly fickle audience: an ideal constituency for an annual festival that relies on repeat customers.
Our resident HBIC almost had Snow on the ropes simply by threatening her loyal (but not terribly brave) subjects, but it was great to see Snow reclaiming her confidence and actually drawing blood from Regina, proving once and for all that she was a credible threat to Regina's reign of terror.
Local news as we know it might not be around for much longer, and if stories about anal play gone terribly wrong are what keeps readers loyal in a rapidly changing news media landscape, then so be it.
She is incapacitated by her oily admiration for Lady Mosley, who is loyal, beautiful and has a terribly pretty house.
Though he seems like the smart-aleck towel-snapper you avoided in gym class, he is, by Mr. Damon's account, "charismatic, loyal, a fantastic storyteller and a great friend who can laugh even when things go terribly, terribly wrong".
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
