Sentence examples for empire I from inspiring English sources

The regency of the Latin empire (i.e., of the Byzantine Empire then under crusader rule) was then offered to Ivan, who agreed in return to give back his conquests in Epirus, western Macedonia, and Albania.

We can distinguish four stages with respect to the extent of the differences in CO2 emissions between Austria and Czechoslovakia and the socio-economic drivers behind them in the period from 1830 to 2000: The first stage is the period when Czechoslovakia and Austria were part of the industrialising Habsburg Empire, i.e. from the beginning of our period until World War I.

"The Ottoman Empire?" I ventured.

"Ladies of the Empire, I stand for liberty," proclaimed the vandals' ringleader.

As an American who studies the British Empire, I became fascinated by this transatlantic perception gap.

I found it a delightful possibility that marital acrimony might fracture the empire (I was wrong).

One after another, Vanuatu's far-flung provinces rejected the authority of the Imperial Bedroom, in turn declaring their own independence as republics, grand-duchies and empires (I even seem to recall a renegade emirate).

— Jeff Gordinier Eating Asia: This entry on the season's first Black Sea anchovies, grilled outdoors over charcoal in Kastamonu, Turkey, made me feel dissatisfied with the bushels of Macouns and Empires I picked yesterday.

As I walked in the headquarters of the Jawa Pos the flagship newspaper of one of South East Asia's largest print media empires—I was wondering just how screwed my profession is; globally I mean.

His response was, "Man, come on, we're busy creating our empires; I'm proud of you".

"When I saw the Empire State, I knew we were halfway there from North Cove," he said.