Sentence examples for toadying to from inspiring English sources

But he is irate at Labour's toadying to America.

On Saturday, Rodong Sinmun reaffirmed its dislike of "sadae," or toadying to big countries, including China.

How did he succeed when English painters of repute were toadying to no purpose?

Toadying to the rich while sabotaging the interests of working people was always Mr. Gramm's specialty.

Toadying to India's great batting hero was a good way of helping ensure it gets another one soon.How could the British prime minister compete with that?

The scenes of Lord Glenconner toadying to Margaret, who says little and appears supremely disinterested in life, are enough to make you squirm.

When it comes to toadying up to rich campaign contributors, neither party is guilt free.

Bell toadied to no one.

I never toadied to the interests of the National Football League.

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

Are toadies to be denied these same rights?