Sentence examples for another lord from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Hacked Off wants implementation of what it says is the "full Leveson" as recommended by a judicial inquiry under Sir Brian, another Lord Justice of Appeal.
(This fondness for the great and good seems to be shared by the editor of the Haus Curiosities series, whose other authors to date are a major-general and another lord).
Hanningfield may plead poverty, but another Lord caught up in the scandal, Swraj Paul, was named the 87th richest person in Britain in the recent Sunday Times Rich List.
Campbell has already successfully challenged parliament to find one solution: "I am physically unable to make long speeches so I asked if another lord could speak for me," she explains.
Another Lord's spot: TV's Alan Titchmarsh sporting a tie the colour of lush Lord's outfield.
Another Lord's spot: man in egg-and-bacon blazer, sharing headphones with his neighbour, while pensively picking his nose.
The great comedians of the first half of the century — the Marxes, Chaplin, Fields — had all been, in one way or another, lords of misrule, outside the normal bounds of society, tramps and scamps and carnival barkers.
Another law lord, Baroness Hale, said: "I confess that I would have liked to be able to uphold the decision.
Gordon and Bullock eventually wind up on the wrong side of Fish Mooney only to end up on the right side of another crime lord.
A landlord in N.J. was charged with killing a tenant who refused to be evicted, and another land lord in Chicago got into a fight with a tenant and bit off the lobe of his ear.
By Shoko Wanger August 17, 2009 The contents of William Golding's personal papers are revealed, and they aren't pretty: he writes of attempting rape and pitting students against one another in "Lord of the Flies -style contests during his years as a school teacher.
