| Nor does sympathy for what Americans are going through make us capitalist lackeys, stooges of Bush and Blair, or enemies of the Arab world. |
| He lived in the great house in Doocastle surrounded by servants, lackeys, and half-sirs who did his bidding without question. |
| Unfortunately they are fettered and shackled, and have become mouthpieces and lackeys of whoever wants to promote a message. |
| The original has more than 30 characters plus assorted lackeys, pastry cooks and cadets to help create a vision of life in 17 th-century Paris. |
| At least, as you say, you always bring one of your poor misbegotten lackeys with you when you get those promotions. |
| Only a yellow-bellied coward like you would need to gather a gang of six lackeys just to take me on. |
