Sentence examples for a liege from inspiring English sources

He's clutching his head in what looks like real pain after being flattened by a Liege player.

88 min: Yobo steps out of the dug out to the sound of a Liege fan in the crowd roaring, 'Wahey-hey!' as he, no doubt, contemplates another own goal.

For many years, Cambridge held regular conferences on criminology and these had become feudal gatherings at which fealty was paid to a liege lord; except that a number of young squires had begun to have their own show, what was to be the York deviancy symposium.

Most of the common soldiers found it difficult to fight for a liege whom they distrusted, and some lords believed that their situation might improve if Richard was dethroned.

Described as a large and physically imposing character with a reputation for womanising, Le Gris was a liege man (feudal retainer) of Count Pierre d'Alençon and a favourite at his court, governing a large swathe of his liege lord's territory in addition to his own ancestral holdings.

The terms were negotiated according to Bohemond's western understanding, so that he saw himself as a feudal vassal of Alexios, a "liege man" (homo ligius or ) with all the obligations this implied, as customary in the West: he was obliged to bring military assistance to the Emperor, except in wars in which he was involved, and to serve him against all his enemies, in Europe and in Asia.

A few seconds later Liege win a throw-in of their own.

65 min: Pienaar is getting his kit on as Everton win a corner from Liege, who are struggling to adjust to Everton's new formation.

Two years later, the 5ft 4in Moss won the Liege, a remarkable feat given the unwieldiness of her machine and the fact she had blocks of wood strapped to her pedals.

Aachen was a possibility, or Liege.

Özurr had entered into the service of a more powerful liege and died for the Byzantine Emperor.