Sentence examples for are lord from inspiring English sources
noun
The master of the servants of a household; the master of a feudal manor The male head of a household, a father or husband. The owner of a house, piece of land, or other possession
Laurence Olivier and Claire Bloom are Lord and Lady Marchmain.
Meanwhile the words are saying, "For you alone are holy, you alone are lord, you alone are the highest".
But what I recall most is a letter Hare addressed to Rich, saying: "Frank, you are lord of all you survey.
Not quite swinging yet are Lord Justice Leveson's official inquiry into press regulation and his related inquiry into press ethics and hacking at the News of the World.
Damian Lewis and Natascha McElhone are Lord and Lady Capulet; Lesley Manville rather steals the show as a quivering, quavering nurse, and the same goes for Paul Giamatti as a sorrowing Friar Laurence.
Photograph: Steve Parsons/AP Here are Lord Justice Leveson's key findings on the police, courtesy of Lisa O'Carroll: There is a perception that senior Met officers were "too close" to News International which was "entirely understandable", given police actions and decision-making.
The turkeys, too, are "lords of misrule".
I don't argue that men are declining or that women are lording it over them.
The Philadelphia 76ers are lording over the Atlantic Division after years of misery.
But not because Mr Mohammed and other al-Qaeda prisoners are "lords" of anything.
Was Lord secretly pleased?
