Sentence examples for autocrat of from inspiring English sources

Time dubbed Post the "undisputed autocrat of U.S. etiquette".

Polls make Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of Peru's disgraced autocrat of the 1990s, the early front-runner.

This helped spur Moscow to oust the Kazakh autocrat of the day, Dinmukhamed A. Kunayev, in 1986.

Nikolai II, Alexandrovich, Emperor and Autocrat of all Russia, &c, was born on May 6, 1868, at Tsarskoe Selo.

Today's oppositionists are bloggers, not poets, but an autocrat of the Internet age still paid a compliment to the old-fashioned written word.

Brooklyn and Queens versus Manhattan, regulars versus reformers, the mayor of New York City versus the autocrat of Albany (except maybe in an election year).

"The autocrats of the world," he said, "will be able to discredit the trials".

The autocrats of the Gulf, especially in Saudi Arabia, are looking askance at the democratic upheavals all around them.

But it was too much to expect all the long-entrenched autocrats of the Arab world to go so gently into their good nights.

Such has been Mr Bush's failure that the autocrats of the Middle East say that they are trying to rescue Iraq from America and America from itself.

No less important, crackdowns could reinforce the autocrats of the Islamic world, making it easier to crush emerging forces of democracy.