| As a Galician, and as a citizen of the Spanish State, I wish to speak out against Jose Maria Aznar, a prime minister who is disloyally calling the European Union into question. |
| But to rather disloyally invoke the catchphrase of another TV star, there aren't many second-spot comics for whom opportunity has knocked as loudly. |
| So check now when things end, and put a large red note in your diary a month before the crucial time, so you've time to disloyally tart to a new cheaper provider. |
| Where the content of the messages and the identity of the addressee indicates an intention to harass or to act disloyally towards the employer, sterner measures may well be in order. |
| And a killing it was, with Olly disloyally delivering the final knife to his trusting mentor's belly, a la Brutus. |
| My husband now nodded, disloyally, I thought, as if he, too, were appalled by my acquiescence in a wanton act of check vandalism. |
