用“loyally”造句大全，loyally造句
He gives loyally his taxes and his blood to a society for which he feels fear as much as respect.
If only, he argued, sons would behave filially, fathers paternally, kings royally and subjects loyally, all would be well with the world.
Right, a leader I need was just like this, so I followed him loyally to do the work of saving people at Yingxiu Primary School, but precisely was a sweat of digging up corpses.
"I promise," John said loyally.
Her team proudly owns their role as "gladiators in suits," loyally following their white-hatted leader.
She has loyally and unselfishly spent every day at her husband's side.
It was Anakin Skywalker who loyally delivered news of this discovery to Windu, though the Jedi Master still did not fully trust the young Jedi.
Slovenia, now a loyally aligned member of both NATO and the European Union, used the Belgrade gathering to canvass support for its candidacy for a rotating seat on the UN Security Council.
Recruit new student Communist Party members positivelyPractise "Three Represents" loyally;
So when a board requests a resignation, as it did at Fujitsu, employees loyally fall on their swords.
While Hotaru is still loving him loyally, he gets interested in another girl, who is in some cases a friend or family!
Thousands of Irishmen volunteered to fight bravely and loyally for Briton throughout the conflict.
Lv River, an ordinary river, is like an old man who has gone through vicissitudes of life. He loyally guards his land and carefully cares for his descendants.
For some ten minutes of it he tried loyally to sleep.
They have loyally supported their party and their leader.
The glassy-eyed beast followed us loyally through our youth in a series of East Village apartments to our current renovated lodge in a woodsy Baltimore neighborhood.
These monarchs warmly welcomed the arrival of the British, or fought bravely and loyally on the battlefield, and were later allowed to retain their former throne, but only on the premise of recognizing the British monarchy.
