Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.
(The Stanleys refused to be called "kings" and instead adopted the title "lord of Mann," which still holds).
Somehow Fashion Statement can't read that without adopting its best Lord of the Rings voice: "Welcome to the day of MAN, children of the earth, for soon, their time will be past …" Anyway, if yesterday is any guide, the future for menswear will involve leather studded collars (isn't that Orc-wear rather than menswear?), metallic boiler suits and fishnet socks.
However, the senior judges believe that the default position should precisely be the opposite: We adopt the words of Lord Justice Leveson in his report [Part G, chapter 3 para 2.39]: "the current guidance in this area needs to be strengthened.
(Years before Kim Jong-il came to power, the North Korean Academy of Social Sciences altered the definition of hereditary rule in its "Dictionary of Political Terminologies," removing the phrases "a reactionary custom of exploitative societies," "originally a product of slave societies," "adopted by feudal lords as a means to perpetuate dictatorial rule").
For example: "When singing of the joy of nature, lyrics should reflect the advantages of the socialist system .In the 1970 edition of North Korea's "Dictionary of Political Terminologies", hereditary succession was called "a product of slave societies...later adopted by feudal lords to perpetuate dictatorial rule".
In the early seventies, the North Korean Academy of Social Sciences expunged the definition of hereditary rule from its Dictionary of Political Terminologies — "a reactionary custom of exploitative societies," "originally a product of slave societies," "later adopted by feudal lords as a means to perpetuate dictatorial rule".
The wealthy lord Tehiptilla was "adopted" almost 200 times, acquiring tremendous holdings of landed property in this way without interference by the local governmental authorities.
Lord Justice Burnett said Mr Smith had adopted the facts found by the family court judge, Mr Justice Jackson, which were not made public or properly recorded at the inquest.
John Sigismund ceased to style himself king of Hungary after the Treaty of Speyer of 1570, under which he adopted the title of "Prince of Transylvania and Lord of parts of the Kingdom of Hungary".
In 1904, Maryland adopted a state flag based on the heraldry of Lord Calvert: the Calvert family arms (black and gold) quartered with his mother's Crossland family arms (red and white).
