Sentence examples for I were lord from inspiring English sources

Here, for 18 years, the poet of gentle gothic whimsy - "If I were Lord of Tartery, / Myself and me alone, / My bed should be of ivory, / Of beaten gold my throne" - totted up columns of figures during all the hours of daylight ("the dream of Wake") before plodding home at night over London Bridge to "the dream of Sleep".

I'm lord of all darkness.

"Did you know that East Belfast was voted the happiest place in the UK when I was lord mayor?" "How did they work that out?" "I've no idea.

In the 1960s, two boutiques called I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet - incorporating Leete's design in their advertisements - opened in London's Portobello Road and Carnaby Street.

Here I am Lord, my soul is lifted up to the foot of Your throne.

And the ones that say here I am Lord, you can trust me, we will become so blessed that we will usher in the coming of the messiah.

But it still seemed like I was Lord Grantham up in that piece, and more to the point, it felt like a bargain for someone like me.

I'm very unique!) that actually I am Lord Hipster, I am Chief of the Hipsters, and the only thing stopping me from breaking through and realising my hipsterdom is naïve ignorance, a whispered self admission.

I hope they missed me while I was lording it up in rehab with the medical staff, but there's a very good chance they didn't even notice I was gone.

Under James I and Charles I he was lord almoner (1605 19) and dean of the chapels royal (1619 26).

"I can never be lord of anything — I'm the Three-Eyed Raven," Bran says.