Sentence examples for the entourage from from inspiring English sources

And the apparent luxury -- dining car resplendent with white linen and crystal, sleeping car for Ms. Rowling and the entourage from Bloomsbury, her British publisher -- is not quite the magical ride of the novels.

At a speech in Pueblo Encima, before hundreds of followers clad, like Mr. Chávez and much of his entourage, in the red of his political party, a cold mountain rain caused the entourage from tropical Caracas to shiver as Mr. Chávez broke into song in praise of dairy cows.

Communicated by their costuming, the procession shows the rank of the entourage from court attendants to the chief/king.

Rounding out the category are the perennials "Entourage" from HBO and NBC's series "30 Rock" and "The Office".

He and Manny and the hundreds of sad-eyed Filipinos in the entourage traipsed from the defeat late, late at night without any of the swagger of a flock truly convinced they had been robbed.

For the Knicks, who led off the afternoon program, the crowd was sparse, and only the administrative and coaching entourage from the Garden would make the argument that it was looking at the start of something big.

His friends — students, other professors, secretaries, the whole democratic entourage from the community college where he taught — stayed later than Julia's colleagues from Fidelity Pharmaceuticals, the few who'd put in polite appearances in expensive black clothing and then coolly slid away for their late dates, their real deals.

Crown Prince Faisal of Saudi Arabia arrived in the afternoon with an entourage from the United Nations, and presented the winner's trophy after the Man o'War Stakes.

The moral failure of the "Entourage" movie arises from its aesthetic failure.

Shut the fuck up," he says, while the rest of the entourage glance up from their phones.

One of the closest members of the prince's entourage from that time gives an insight into Vicari's methods: "I remember he invited us all to Monte Carlo, where we watched the Grand Prix from his balcony," this confidant recalls.