Sentence examples for based on lord from inspiring English sources
The descent began with an ominous cameo from another of Malcolm's old sparring partners, the blue-skies thinker Julius – now Lord – Nicholson Alex McQueenn), who seems to be partly based on Lord "more Andrew than" Adonis, the transport secretary.
"Le Corsaire," (May 30 to June 5), based on Lord Byron's epic poem, is one of the typical exotic tales created in 19th-century czarist Russia.
Based on Lord Shackleton's recommendations, the Falklands diversified from a sheep-based monoculture into an economy of tourism and, with the establishment of the Falklands Exclusive Economic Zone, fisheries.
Though legal aid remains the chief focus, and social welfare law in particular, the implications of part 2 of the bill – which are based on Lord Justice Jackson's review of civil costs – are beginning to sink in too.
The first production I appeared in was based on Lord Dunsany's 1924 fantasy novel The King of Elfland's Daughter, which used songs from the concept album of the same name (by two members of Steeleye Span).
As the Press Association reports, Hunt told a briefing that publishers have agreed to push forward on plans for a new self-regulatory body based on Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations, and he said he hoped the July 1 deadline he set for it to be up and running would be met.
That month's story was loosely based on Lord Alfred Tennyson's poem about the Lotos-Eaters.
The mascot was said to be based on Lord Jeffery Amherst - who commanded British forces in North America during the French and Indian War - and is believed to have endorsed giving blankets containing the smallpox virus to Native Americans, according to The Boston Globe.
Balzac's first project was a libretto for a comic opera called Le Corsaire, based on Lord Byron's The Corsair.
Her mocking portrait of the British Council lecturer Professor Lord Pinkrose was loosely based on Lord Dunsany, sent to occupy the Byron Chair of English at Athens University in 1940.
In the same letter that he thanked Tchaikovsky profusely for the score, Balakirev suggested "the programme for a symphony which you would handle wonderfully well", a detailed plan for a symphony based on Lord Byron's Manfred.
