Sentence examples for with a legion from inspiring English sources

They all survive him, along with a legion of grandchildren.

In France, if you are an elite they award you with a Legion of Honour.

A rebranded version would come with a legion of fans both home and abroad.

"Here" is on the frontline of an increasingly venomous feud with a legion of outspoken and unashamedly radical evangelical preachers.

For every N.F.L. team with a contingent of displaced fans in New York there are two or three universities with a legion of alumni.

I share a virtual neighborhood with a legion of Times reporters, editors and columnists who know more than I will ever know about business and economics.

This dangerous artist – dangerous aesthetically in his destruction of any emotional screen between a painting and its beholder, dangerous in person if he had his sword with him – inspired a legion of followers with his dark charisma.

Again, I didn't agree with Thatcher on a legion of ideas, but thank God as a little girl I knew the story – told to me on Saturday Superstore and numerous other channels – of her becoming a research chemist, retraining as barrister, and determinedly elbowing her way into places men had never permitted us before.

Long before the NAACP stirred debate on Tea Party racism with its resolution, a legion of Democrats, civil rights leaders and even an online petition from an advocacy group begged the GOP to speak out against its naked bigots.

And yet it won, giving tough-talking boss David Green a weapon with which to fight a legion of critics.

Meanwhile business, which has always tended to favor more open borders, has gained influence the old-fashioned way, with campaign money and a legion of lobbyists.