Sentence examples for a chieftain from inspiring English sources

In 1236 a chieftain, Mindaugas, united several tribes into a Lithuanian political entity.

Mahavira, like the Buddha, was the son of a chieftain of the Kshatriya (warrior) class.

A chieftain called Rurik became the ruler of the new kingdom.

"I'm almost 100percentt sure there's a chieftain buried there somewhere".

Makes you look like you've killed a chieftain, although in fact it's a badger's tibia".

A god, a chieftain, a symbol of the awesome energy that rules the universe?

I'd say to Jaki, "Do you want a Chieftain tank?" He'd just calmly, patiently say, "No".

He is beloved by his rural base but critics say he runs the country like a chieftain, expecting total control.

Logan spoke to a chieftain of the Clan McClean, who aren't at all keen on DNA tests.

The Syrians, for example, maintained a court overseen by the rais (raʾīs), a chieftain of importance under the Frankish regime.

For something frothy, use the white A. 'Monte Cassino' or the palest lavender blue of A. 'Chieftain'.