Sentence examples for former throne from inspiring English sources
During the Kosovo war, the heir to the former throne of Montenegro (Serbia's partner in what is left of Yugoslavia), Prince Nikola Petrovic-Njegos, a Paris architect, said he would like to go back to the royal palace in the former capital, Cetinje, if Montenegrins wanted him.
Retirement ill suits the legendary Lee Iacocca, but he finds himself unable to reclaim his former throne.
Korean electronics giant Samsung now occupies the once Mighty Finn's former throne at the top of the global mobile tree, while Google's Android OS is the dominant smartphone platform (Android overtook Nokia's legacy smartphone OS Symbian at the end of 2010, according to Canalys).
For instance, crossroads battles with the likes of ground whiz George Sotiropoulos (beaten for the first time in his UFC career this past weekend) and flashy newcomer Anthony Pettis could fascinate and split opinion, while BJ could also patiently eye up the title picture in the hope that a champion not named Edgar eventually becomes the proprietor of his former throne.
Former "Thrones" actor Thomas Brodie-Salsotereturnsretoreprisereprise his role at Newt.
Indeed, increasingly, administration officials conclude that the reformers are likely to be routed by hard-line clerics led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the power behind his religious throne, former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Warning: this contains spoilers for seasons 1-3 of Game of Thrones In her review of the first episode of the new series of Game of Thrones, former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard spoke of her affinity with the character Daenerys Targaryen.
The former "Game of Thrones" star was cast in the role last year.
On an episode of "The Jonathan Ross Show" that airs this Saturday, Harington shares how he popped the question to former "Game of Thrones" co-star Rose Leslie ― and uses a turn of phrase that makes the whole scene sound a lot dirtier than it probably was in real life.
The former "Game of Thrones" actress, whose character Catelyn Stark was killed off in the June 2 episode in one of the most devastating and violent scenes in recent TV history, will recur on the USA series, the network has confirmed to The Huffington Post.
