entourage znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady entourage

• Absence of osteological evidence or signs of violent death suggests that a kind of poison was administered to members of the entourage.

• Such an entourage helps to increase the publicity value radiating from his public showings and the press was therefore present in force.

• Each of these smaller houses accommodates a wife and her entourage.

• There he seems to have faced renewed hostility, with plots against his person, and attacks upon his entourage.

• The king and his entourage thus had preferential access to young and tender beef.

• There was little room for manoeuvre for moderates at court but in the period from 1557 to 1560 the cardinal's entourage was a welcome haven.

• You gave their farms as fiefs to (your) entourage and servants and to sluggards.

• Then the closure of an entourage is again an entourage.