Followers

Usage examples of entourage.

On the morning Washington departed Philadelphia to assume command at Boston, he and others of the Massachusetts delegation had traveled a short way with the general and his entourage, to a rousing accompaniment of fifes and drums, Adams feeling extremely sorry for himself for having to stay behind to tend what had become the unglamorous labors of Congress.

In a flotilla of dhows, Osman Atalan and his entourage sailed up the Bahr El Azrek, the Blue Nile, as far as the small river town of Aligail.

Lhasa, found himself occupying in the entourage of the young Dalai Lama.

It took a few more minutes, but Metropolitan Eleison finally left with his entourage, only slightly less angry than he had been when he arrived.

Metropolitan Eleison finally left with his entourage, only slightly less angry than he had been when he arrived.

Fortunately, Hami soon approached between the shelters, trailing a small entourage which included two other Manethralls and Cord Bhapa.

Its airlock swung open and the Ruler of Hova, followed by his entourage, came out.

In the spring the warship, Tsar Alexandre, will arrive with your replacement for the Japans, and then carry you and your entourage to our Alaskan capital Sitka where you will be in residence for at least two years to expedite Friendship.

As July had slid into August and the temperatures soared and foreign film crews began to descend on the city, the entourage around the young Khedive spoke of little else.

In the rush of my late-night prowlings with Jimmy Moore and his entourage, of my society functions, of my mentorship with Prescott, of my sexual obsession with Veronica, of my work and play with the Bishop brothers, of this new life that had seemingly been granted me, in the midst of it all I had lost my resentment for a while.

Our little entourage brought folk popping out of their houses like winkles on pins, mouths agape.

Secretary Nashi and her entourage shifted with impatience, excitement, or perhaps both.

Emperor Alexander, towering over most of his entourage of generals, and poor Frederick William, now pushed well to the back and peering over the shoulder of Nesselrode, the Russian Foreign Minister.

Early in 1951, before she joined Wiener in Europe, and before the new neurophysiology lab was established, Margaret made a private visit to Jerome Wiesner at the RLE in an effort to dissuade him from bringing McCulloch and his entourage to Tech.

The main body of the entourage appeared shortly afterward, moving in a remarkably orderly fashion for a nonmilitary caravan.