Sentence examples for dauphin of from inspiring English sources

The dauphin of couture had become its King Lear.

He is the dauphin of one of France's most important arms dynasties.

(John Patrick Doherty as the foppish, prickly Dauphin of France is a welcome exception).

3, John Mackay did the best flounce of the night - as the Dauphin of France.

[ image: /photos/59095369c14b3c606c1040f4] The wedding of Marie Antoinette Josephe Jeanne Archduchess of Austria and Louis Auguste Dauphin of France.

The French trader and explorer La Vérendrye visited the lake in 1739 and named it for the dauphin of France.

Until the end of last year the mayor was William M. Daley, Secretary of Commerce under President Clinton, and former Midwest Chairman of J.P. Morgan Chase with its overarching business ties, and most significantly, son of the fabled, all powerful Mayor of Chicago, R.J. Daly (1955-1976), and brother of the dauphin Mayor of Chicago, Richard M. Daly (1989-2011).

With the exception of the imperial offspring of the Ming dynasty and the dauphins of pre-Revolutionary France, contemporary American kids may represent the most indulged young people in the history of the world.

It was not a great night for the dauphins of 2000, though worse for George W. Bush than for Al Gore, and the results suggested strongly that both parties now face long, costly struggles for their presidential nominations.

The town of Dauphin, for instance, sent checks to thousands of residents every month, in order to guarantee that all of them received a basic income.

Dauphin, title of the eldest son of a king of France, the heir apparent to the French crown, from 1350 to 1830.