Sentence examples for Be lord from inspiring English sources
noun
The master of the servants of a household; the master of a feudal manor The male head of a household, a father or husband. The owner of a house, piece of land, or other possession
Then the remote downloads the data it needs to be lord of the living room.
So his replacement is more likely to be Lord Justice Lloyd, 65.
"I can never be lord of anything — I'm the Three-Eyed Raven," Bran says.
For the recognition to be absolute, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing needed to be lord of his own manor.
The first Earl of Mansfield, Murray also happened to be lord chief justice, tasked with ruling on cases involving England's slave trade.
William Shakespeare, Samuel Pepys - they don't need to be Lord or Sir. "But there's something built into human nature which likes rewards and prizes.
In fact, I'm here to be Lord Mayor for the day, or at least try to be, as preparations are made for the Lord Mayor's show.
What's it like to be Lord Mayor of London?
Jayne Houdyshell will play the Nurse and Joe Morton will be Lord Capulet, with additional casting to be announced.
My other concern is the statistics of containment are not what they ought to be," Lord May told The Independent.
It announced that police were investigating allegations of a gay relationship between Ronnie Kray and an unnamed politician, widely known in Westminster to be Lord Boothby.
