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right-hand man

NOUN
  1. the most helpful assistant

How To Use right-hand man In A Sentence

  • It is much against my will," said Robin Hood, "ne'ertheless, if thou dost wish it, get thee gone, but bear thyself seemingly, Little John, for thou art mine own right-hand man and I could ill bear to have harm befall thee. The Adventures of Robin Hood
  • Tellingly, it was not any front-rank spokesperson but Mr Miliband's right-hand man Lord Wood who teed up the speech in a Guardian comment piece. Labour party: search for consistency | Editorial
  • His role as adjutant was to act as Gibson's right-hand man for all the administrative and organisational aspects of the new squadron.
  • He was my right-hand man, my lieutenant on the field, a cool, calculated footballer.
  • Sir Michael Peat has been described as the prince's right-hand man, leaving me to think that Charles should be using his left hand to give him a good thwack about the head.
  • It is much against my will," said Robin Hood, "ne'ertheless, if thou dost wish it, get thee gone, but bear thyself seemingly, Little John, for thou art mine own right-hand man and I could ill bear to have harm befall thee. The Adventures of Robin Hood
  • LeMieux went on to earn the nickname the maestro '' for orchestrating Crist's successful gubernatorial campaign and served as his right-hand man for one year. Senator LeMieux
  • She's Eduardo's right-hand man, and I use the gender advisedly. WORST FEARS REALIZED
  • But he has also fired his longtime right-hand man, been sued by shareholders and shed more than 700 Las Vegas employees since November.
  • As an artillery officer of cool daring and efficiency, he caught George Washington's notice, joined his staff as aide-de-camp at age 22, and became for much of the next 16 years his right-hand man in war and peace. Hamilton's Shining House on a Hill
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