Sentence examples similar to existing lord from inspiring English sources
The whips would enjoy new weapons to bring into line recalcitrant members of the Commons, denying those hoping to retire to the Lords a place on the list, and also denying existing lords seeking re-election.
The statute (1290) generally referred to by its opening words, Quia emptores terrarum... ("because sellers of lands... .), called the Third Statute of Westminster by a contemporary chronicler, forbade subinfeudation (the letting out of parcels of land upon feudal tenure) in an attempt to restrict practices that cheated existing lords of their dues.
The basic layout of the class was influenced by the existing "Lord Nelson" class 4-6-0 design, buthehe use of the round topped firebox enabled Maunsell to design the cab's curved profile to fit the gauge restrictions of the Hastings line while allowing adequate forward visibility.
Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.
Then along came Stoppard with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead: a kind of Vladimir and Estragon go to Elsinore in which two identity-seeking attendant lords find themselves existing on the margins of Shakespearean tragedy.
The home affairs department was allocated £2.8m to construct a 20-cell facility to replace the existing 40-year-old block at Lord Street station, which has been deemed unfit for purpose.
Lord Peter Smith, chairman of the GMCA - which brings together the area's 10 existing authorities - welcomed the report, and said devolution for city regions could reduce public spending and boost growth.
Anchors Lord & Taylor and Galyan's (now Dick's Sporting Goods) were later additions to the existing mall property, opening in 1992 and 2000, respectively.
Although at first the villein tenant held his land entirely at the will of the lord and might be ejected at any time, the royal courts later protected him to the extent that he held tenancy at the will of the lord and according to the custom of the manor, so that he could not be ejected in breach of existing customs.
