Sentence examples for current lords from inspiring English sources

For our current lords and masters, the scapegoating is a godsend.

But as financial firms stream out of the neighborhood, taking advantage of lower commercial rents uptown, the current lords of journalism — now known as "the media" — are pouring back into downtown offices.

The truth is that the new senate will be three to four times more expensive than the current Lords.

Readers might ask why the Electoral Reform Society, formed to campaign for a change to more proportional voting systems, is denigrating the current Lords and demanding an elected alternative.

The prime minister has said she is looking forward to it – although the London dinner, as all those involved are anxious to emphasise, is deliberately being hosted not by her, but by the current Lords Rothschild and Balfour.

But in January, the current lord mayor of Melbourne, Robert Doyle, wrote an article in a local newspaper suggesting that the city should drop the race.

Lady Woolf, the current Lord Mayor of the City of London, was speaking at an academic conference devoted to helping small and medium enterprises (SMEs) flourish in China.

The report quotes the current lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, as saying: "Our justice system has become unaffordable to most".

The job might well appeal to the current lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, who is 68 and will reach mandatory retirement age during 2017.

On Friday, the embarrassment spread to David Cameron when he backed Fiona Woolf, the current Lord Mayor of London, only hours before her resignation as head of the inquiry was announced.

The debate, organised by Leeds blogger Emma Bearman of the Culture Vulture, outlined how the elected mayor would not have a ceremonial role like the current Lord Mayor, but one of strategic power - exactly how much power is yet to become clear.