Sentence examples for that a loyal from inspiring English sources

RB: To cut features that a loyal core of the circulation read?

In 1997, such was the feeling against Ms Gorman over her rebellions against John Major's government that a "Loyal Conservative" candidate polled over 3,000 votes.

Knowing that a loyal customer of TGI Fridays checked in at a movie theater next door can initiate special offers to attract them to the restaurant.

Meanwhile, there are so many Doctor Who podcasts (153 at last count) that a loyal fan set up a website to keep track.

Giving Iago an omnipresent shape helps an audience imagine the breathtaking scope of his subterfuge as he creates the circumstances in which a man might be falsely convinced that a loyal wife is straying.

In fact, foreigners had become so dominant in the restaurant trade that a Loyal British Waiters Society was set up in 1910 to protect "the interests of British waiters as a class".

Mrs. Obama's press secretary, Katie McCormick Lelyveld, characterized the first lady's relationship with Ms. Goldman as that of a loyal client.

That breeds a loyal, engaged audience that will devour content and merch as long as it feels authentic.

Rosenbaum hopes to partner with brands, like Prada, that have a loyal following and brand recognition that could use his technology in some of their shoes.

That, not a loyal political editor, is what the Mirror needs.

It may be that McGahey, a loyal deputy to Scargill, never told him where the proposals came from.