Sentence examples for during its reign from inspiring English sources
Francis, who headed the Jesuit order in Argentina during the Dirty War, was publicly silent during its reign of terror and has said little about it since.
Historians have established the Catholic Church's links to and support of the Argentine military during its reign of terror.
The Northern Wei (386-534) rulestablishedshed three capitals during its reign, first at Shengle, then at Pingcheng (modern-day Datong), and finally at Luoyang.
Thanks to the several decades' long collaboration between the Penn Museum and the Instituto Hondureño de Antropología e Historia (IHAH)— "the steward of Honduras's cultural patrimony," Traxler explains ECAP excavations carefully dug some three kilometers of tunnels and revealed temples, palaces, and tombs containing physical remains of Copan's royalty during its reign between 400 and 800 CE.
The Eurovision Song Contest has endured almost twice as long, and no one should pretend that, during its reign, there have not been portions of the Continent mired in conflict; yet even they tend to be ushered back, all sins forgiven, into the bosom of the Eurovision family.
Sassou Nguesso was unsuccessful in grooming a successor who would not only protect the dictator from international criminal cases, but would also look out for the assets the political family has secured during its reign.
The Communist government of China has killed millions of people during its tyrannical reign.
But so far, the government has failed to deliver the same level of stability that an Islamist administration brought during its brief reign last year.
Strict separationism, during its brief reign, made the mistake of trying to forbid not only religious expression by the state, but also religious expression by citizens on public property.
The flag has become an emblem of Hungarian nationalists in recent years, but many people see it as an ominous reference to the fascist Arrow Cross Party, which adopted the flag during its brief reign of terror in the 1940s.
She also worked as an associate legal officer in the Office of the Co-Prosecutors at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, the special court established to try leaders of the Khmer Rouge for atrocities during its brief reign, and then clerked at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.
