Sentence examples for by kingdom from inspiring English sources

This is a list of queens and queen consorts organized alphabetically by kingdom and chronologically by years of rule.

The deal will reduce the minority stake in the hotel owned by Kingdom Holdings of Saudi Arabia.

His reputation for photorealistic renderings of superheroes was cemented two years later by Kingdom Come, a lavishly painted comic that envisioned a future DC universe with irresponsible superheroes run rampant.

"Sheikh Nasser Ben Hamad al-Khalifa, chairman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sport, head of the Olympic Committee issued a decision to form an official investigation committee to look into violations committed by some of those who affiliate to the sport movement during the deplorable events witnessed by Kingdom of Bahrain recently," it said.

The 2011 study of undiscovered species concluded that, while about 14% of the 8.7 million living species had been described, the proportions already identified varied widely by kingdom.

Recent investigations on diverse range of lightness/brightness/transparency (LBT) illusions by Kingdom [32] have shown different origins for some of these effects due to whether illusion arises from encoding of brightness or the lightness of the pattern.

Although the game has sold well, 38 Studios is in distress as a company and laid off all of its employees last week, but those woes can't obscure the enjoyment wrought by Kingdoms of Amalur.

America alone is ruled by kingdoms, each with a King or Queen who rule over their area with the use of Sheriffs.

Pfam provides models that are often very general in terms of the taxa that they cover and it has previously been suggested that such general models may lack some of the specificity or selectivity that would be provided by kingdom-specific models.

Therefore, an ancestral amino acid usage was determined separately by kingdoms as follows: Amino acids were first scored from 20 to 1 in terms of descending order of their frequencies in each designated species.

A French perfumer rattled off for me the names of several recent "disasters": Champs-Elysées, by Guerlain; C'est la Vie, by Christian Lacroix; Kingdom, by Alexander McQueen.