Sentence examples for then loyal from inspiring English sources
"They became fast friends, briefly lovers and then loyal comrades, their lives and destinies forever intertwined," Paul and Karen Avrich write in "Sasha and Emma: The Anarchist Odyssey of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman" (Belknap Press, $35).
In Goodell's league, taxpayers help underwrite football palaces like Lucas Oil Stadium, and then loyal fans are cruelly gouged with personal seat licenses, but he deserves credit for his willingness to occasionally move America's most celebrated and watched spectacle out of its comfort zone.
Ted Kennedy will soon die, and Obama (and many other Kennedys) want to see Caroline in the political game in a high profile way to provide leadership for the tens of thousands of capable political hands that Kennedy's machine has produced to be loyal both to her stewardship of the family operation and then loyal to Obama.
Then Palestinians loyal to the Syrian Baathist regime were blamed (the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command, to be exact).
Since then, forces loyal to Barzani have also withdrawn from other disputed territories without a fight.
When Reagan's term expired, George H. W. Bush, Reagan's main opponent in 1980 and then his loyal Vice-President, won the nomination in 1988.
(His son William, with whom he was said to have done the kite-flying, was then the loyal Tory governor of New Jersey).
If the photographs and witness accounts out of Syria in recent days are authentic, then forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad have been firing 107-millimeter ground-to-ground rockets into populated areas.
Some young families and single people move to the neighborhood or visit from other parts of the city to "shtiebel hop" among the smaller synagogues, then become loyal when they find their favorite, said Mr. Rapfogel, of the council on Jewish poverty.
Until the next sitting, then, my loyal Gizmoids.
Students who use an iPad every day could then become loyal Apple customers in the future.
