Sentence examples for form of lord from inspiring English sources

The Labour Party, which opposed elected commissioners but has decided to field candidates anyway, now has a poster boy of its own in the burly form of Lord (John Prescottt.

As a child she displayed spiritual inclinations that were at first interpreted as symptoms of insanity until one day upon hearing the recitation of a sacred Hindu text she took on the mood and form of Lord Krishna and performed miracles showing all around her the divine nature of her incarnation.

Representations of the goddesses are found in shrines throughout India, frequently flanked by Virabhadra (a ferocious form of Lord Shiva) on the left and the elephant-headed Ganesha on the right.

He came from a family of accountants (Karanikas) from Halebidu and spent many years in Hampi writing more than one hundred Ragales (poems in blank verse) in praise of Lord Virupaksha (a form of Lord Shiva).

It has a lovely story and a truly memorable enemy in the form of androgynous Demon Lord, Ghirahim.

Formerly the position of first judge was held by Yanluo Wang (a Chinese form of the Indian lord of death, Yama), but he was demoted to the fifth court because of his leniency.

By clicking in the right shoulder button, players can assume the form of a Vampire Lord, a feral beast of the night that's both tougher and more deadly than their human form.

Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem" (superbly directed by Ian Rickson, at the Music Box) is a hymn to the wild at heart, in the form of an English Lord of Misrule named Johnny (Rooster) Byron Mark Rylancee).

Terry Brooks is one of the old names in fantasy, having written one of the templates, "The Sword of Shannara," back in 1977, one of the first (rather explicit) copies of Tolkien, complete with Sauron in the form of the "Warlock Lord" and Ringwraiths as "Skull Bearers".

Another related title or form of address is padshāh, or "lord king".

VICE News hit the streets of Los Angeles to meet admirers of El Chapo — and some ambitious entrepreneurs — who've found ways to celebrate the drug lord in the form of songs, T-shirts, and tacos.