Sentence examples for trusted allies from inspiring English sources
They lack trusted allies.
He also found some trusted allies here.
Still, some of Reid's most trusted allies were unconvinced.
All are loyal supporters and trusted allies of Clinton.
Their names will be circulated to the media to be approached as trusted allies of Mr Corbyn.
His major interviews on his return have been given to such trusted allies as Freddie Flintoff and Darren Gough.
"I've had times of intense paranoia," he said, especially when he discovered that some trusted allies were actually spies.
Far from being seen as the enemy of the people, judges are often viewed as their most trusted allies.
One of Stalin's less-trusted allies, the foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov, was forced to divorce his wife, then saw her arrested and deported to Kazakhstan.
Daimyo were classed according to their relationships to the shogun as kinsmen (shimpan), hereditary vassals (fudai), and less-trusted allies (tozama; meaning "outsiders").
Security analysts also note that many of the Arab spy services that the United States relied on in the past in places like Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen have been upended in the political turmoil, robbing the C.I.A. and American intelligence of long-trusted allies.
