Sentence examples for usual allies from inspiring English sources

You haven't gotten raised eyebrows from your usual allies?

Publicly at least, the compounders' usual allies have been noticeably silent.

Some of the White House's usual allies, meanwhile, reacted with anger.

The debate over the meaning of affordable pits the Obama administration against its usual allies.

The Tory policy has faced a barrage of criticism from even its usual allies.

Mr. McCall's stance deepens a rift between the Liberals and their usual allies, the Democrats.

For starters, the justices could follow a good example set by the chief justice's usual ally, Justice Antonin Scalia.

Justice Scalia, who shares with Justice Thomas a commitment to interpreting the Constitution in accord with its original meaning, parted ways with his usual ally on this point.

Justices Scalia and Thomas were the only dissenters last term when the court, in a decision written by their usual ally, Chief Justice Rehnquist, upheld the longstanding Miranda rule requiring that suspects be read their rights before a formal interrogation.

The boundary between the darkness and the light was shifting all the time, but too subtly for us to be aware of it, except when it was too late... .. Zen has argued with his usual ally, and decided to abandon his flat in Rome.

But with the American public wary of foreign entanglements, Congress is a weaker-than-usual ally.