Sentence examples for wider entourage from inspiring English sources
And like everyone else, I was surprised by how many sources in her wider entourage had to inform on her: her neighbors, the director of a theater in Timisoara, a teacher at one of the schools where she taught kindergarten who was someone she considered a friend".
Its wider and longer fuselage will be able to accommodate an entourage of up to 60 people, up from 40 passengers now, and still have plenty of space for an 11-seat conference room, as well as a private bedroom and office.
Bernie Kosar, a former Browns quarterback, and Josh Cribbs, a current Browns wide receiver, were also part of Cleveland's good-luck entourage.
In fact, Djokovic, a 24-year-old Serb, has perhaps never looked more wide awake than he did as he clenched his fists — no, his entire body — and roared with wide eyes and release in the direction of his supersize entourage in the players box.
Johnson, we should remember, was charged with "white slavery" under the Mann Act of 1912 in large part because wider society could not believe that the white women in Johnson's entourage were there by choice.
(Dear entourage member: this).
