Sentence examples for direct succession from inspiring English sources

120 years ago: the last time a serving monarch met a great-grandchild born in such direct succession to the throne.

But Mr. Mohsen has signaled that he does not favor a direct succession of Ahmed Saleh to the presidency, diplomats and analysts said.

It will be the Queen's third great-grandchild, but it will be the first time in almost 120 years that a serving monarch will experience the birth of a great grandchild in direct succession to the throne.

First there was an inward colonization, a consolidation of the British Isles and the Celtic other, and the ripple effect of that is carried on to the New World and to indigenous, nonwhite populations, not just in an airy-fairy intellectual history way but by direct succession.

Royal officials said it was the first time since 1894, on the birth of the future King Edward VIII, son of King George V and Queen Mary, in the twilight of Queen Victoria's reign, that a reigning monarch had met a great-grandchild born in the line of direct succession to the throne.

It's super minimalist tech, simply grabbing four photos in direct succession and stringing them together to form a gif.

With proper gas control, appropriate soil management, and directed succession, closed landfills can be developed to habitat with high conservation values.

Al-Amin's intention of overturning Harun's stipulations in favour of a direct patrilineal succession to his own sons was not unusual: all Abbasid caliphs from al-Mansur onwards had to struggle with their brothers or uncles to bequeath the throne to their sons, and Harun al-Rashid was even imprisoned during the brief reign of his elder brother al-Hadi (r. 785 786).

One can minimize the amount of intensity change between images by only running the image registration for image pairs in direct temporal succession, and then align all images to one reference by accumulating the obtained transformations [ 11, 12, 14].

But in the 40s he directed a succession of noir movies, the second being Railroaded, made by B-feature specialists PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation), whose shooting schedules were rarely more than a week.

After directing the popular farce Three Men on a Horse (1935), he wrote, produced, or directed a long succession of highly successful musical comedies and farces.