Sentence examples for unswerving until from inspiring English sources

My support for Rangers was unswerving until one evening in May 1967 when I decided to lend my support – for one night only – to another Scottish team who had reached the finals of the European Cup.

Cameron and Clegg beamed and patted each other on the back and swore unswerving devotion "until a 2015 general election do us part".

For the duet version, he assigned Ms. Jeanrenaud the whine of the gears -- a humming, gradually evolving melody -- and gave himself the trotting of the oxen: first a briskly twanged tune, then a long-repeated note, plucked in quick, unswerving rhythm until its overtones rose and surrounded the cello lines.

And, astonishingly, the dissenters included the deputy prime minister, Angelino Alfano, a politician known until now for his unswerving loyalty to his party's founder: a man Mr Berlusconi once considered his political 'son' and whom he picked out as his successor just two years ago.

As to the criminal record, he was the victim of trumped-up charges until the end, when his unswerving loyalty to Henry VI - who, she suggests, had personally knighted him - led him into the murky world of political plots.

And until recently, Intel's position has been unswerving.

Mr. Blair has maintained the highest popularity ratings of any British prime minister and was considered unassailable until his advocacy of the war and his unswerving allegiance to the Bush administration.

His instinct was unswerving.

Altenberg is unswerving: to the coffeehouse.

He is a still, unswerving force.

The lessons of these were unswerving.