Sentence examples for that was loyal from inspiring English sources

And as Mr. Lazio walked in, a group that was loyal to Mr. Levy walked out.

Between 1921 and 1925 Reza Khan first as war minister and later as prime minister under Aḥmad Shah built an army that was loyal solely to him.

It is all part of Mr. Toledo's strategy to win the large rural Indian vote, a constituency that was loyal to Mr. Fujimori to the end because he was identified with the defeat of a Maoist terrorist insurgency that rampaged through their villages and because his government distributed large amounts of milk and other aid to the rural poor.

"People ask you, 'What do you want on your obituary, your tombstone?' And I think, you know, just to sit there and somebody to say that he's a good person, a God-fearing person that was loyal to his family and put family first, family and God first and enjoyed the way that he played the game of football, enjoyed football and just lived every day like it was his last".

The wing of the Polish Socialist Party (Polska Partia Socjalistyczna, PPS) that was loyal to Józef Piłsudski believed that Poles should show their determination to regain independence through active, violent protests against the Russians.

'A Loyal Wedding' (Saturday) Yes, that's loyal, not royal.

The general can now count on an officer corps that is loyal to him and moderate in ideology.

They must also be deemed beautiful, the defector said, and come from families that are loyal to the Kim regime.

Still, there is a large minority in the neighborhood that is loyal to Arena, like Ana Dinora Pérez, 35.

One local group, the Islamic Coalition, includes six parties that are loyal to ayatollahs from the Shiite holy city of Karbala.

There is a widespread "underground" church structure in China that is loyal to Rome and thus suspected by the authorities of disloyalty to China.