Sentence examples for built dynasties from inspiring English sources
Some had built dynasties.
From Venezuela to Argentina, many of the traditional parties that built dynasties through patronage and hard-knuckle politics — but also offered stability, a clear ideology and experienced functionaries ready to govern — are disintegrating.
Here's a theory about long-term sports success: players win games, management builds dynasties.
In fact, managers from other countries are often hired not to build dynasties but to make changes Japanese managers cannot.
Family reigns supreme in Philippine society — as one of my friends quipped, the impulse that leads our politicians to build dynasties is simply an exaggerated form of their desire to take care of their families.
For thousands of years Chinese rulers have wanted to build dynasties.
Yes, everything he touches (in college football anyway) turns to gold, Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com, and he has built the dynasty to end all dynasties, Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com.
"Stoneham," he writes, "made money from his team, but Ruppert built a dynasty".
He had stared down the loonies at Geelong and built a dynasty.
He has built a dynasty, and he has earned every accolade for doing so.
The Spurs built a dynasty by surrounding their stars with low-wage role players.
