“A hitman who asks no questions and creates no trouble, Michael Sullivan is a loyal henchman to ageing Irish mobster John Rooney.”

“Leporello was apparently whining about his role as a dutiful henchman, forever waiting outside in the cold while his boss was enjoying himself indoors with his latest conquest.”

“En route, Tron encounters the MCP's henchman, Sark, and the two battle it out cyberstyle.”

“The truth is that a bunch of inexperienced chancers is running Britain, led by chancer-in-chief David Cameron and his henchboy George Osborne.”

“She's being roughed-up by a bruiser in a vest and a henchwoman with a snarl that could curdle baby Hope's formula.”

“She was, in fact, the perfect henchwoman for the chief proponent of the policy of clobbering the Arabs hard until they surrendered.”

“Years later when she was cast as the violent henchwoman, May Day, in the James Bond film A View From A Kill, she channelled Mas P's pitiless gaze.”

“While she tries to use rational persuasion, her two henchwomen can hardly wait to tar and feather the mutinous victim.”

“In his home he had many white servants and henchmen and really lived like a lord.”

“It's up to Boone to find the fiend while avoiding his zombie henchmen and the ever-changing properties of the evil poison possessing him.”

“The narrator avoids the question and leaves as quickly as he can, but Ras' henchmen follow him.”