Sentence examples similar to toady to him from inspiring English sources

In Cross Canadian Ragweed's song "Anywhere but Here" Mr. Canada, 31, relates a trip to the country-music capital where executives initially toadied to him but "changed my song," then "turned their back on me".

Weeks later, when Mr. McDonald was named executive editor of Pantheon, his critics saw him as a toady to higher-ups.

He says he did not want to "toady" to architects.

Mr Gonzales was a known toady to Bush from way back.

"Why conservatives should toady to these storm troopers is beyond me".

Mr. Imperioli's Rosencrantz is a stiff, frightened toady to Mr. Giamatti's cool, wily fixer.

W. gets to toady to the right wing while proclaiming his moderation.

Why on earth should politicians have to toady to every lunatic out there.

Far from being robust and uninhibited, he wrote, the press was often a toady to government and business.

One he repeated so often that his grandfather recites it from memory: Do not toady to those above.

Evidently, Diamond (who is known internally as RED after his initials) doesn't do humble and isn't going to toady to ordinary folk on the street.