Sentence examples for from the chieftain from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when I took to Twitter for inspiration, I was overwhelmed by suggestions from the chieftain's devoted fans: haggis stir fry with hoi sin sauce, "eggs McBenedict" (fried haggis on toast with a poached egg and parsley), haggis nachos, kebabs and wellington – why, once you opened your mind, there seemed to be no limits to its culinary potential.

I didn't want her to think her position, whatever it is, would impact an endorsement or non-endorsement from the Chieftain in the next election.

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Among the crowd were the members of U2, led by Bono, the actor Stephen Rea and Paddy Moloney from the Chieftains.

Mackintosh was born in Tirhut, India, on 1 July 1879, one of six children (five sons and a daughter) of a Scottish indigo planter, Alexander Mackintosh, a descendant from the chieftains of Clan Chattan.

He further gave Haakon the title of earl, with consent from all the chieftains, and had Haakon sit next to him at his throne.

Artist Shi Kai Wang added small but distinctive changes to Tartarus' armor and mane in order to distinguish the Chieftain from the other Brutes.

A few words from the African chieftain's daughter would be welcome.

The move has brought intransigent resistance from figures including Patriarch Nasrullah Sfeir of the Maronite Christians, of which Mr. Lahoud is a member; and from the Druse chieftain, Walid Jumblatt.

He wanted to intervene on several occasions in the internal affairs at Constantinople but was prevented from doing so by a threat from the Visigoth chieftain Alaric, whom he checked at Pollentia in 402, then by the Ostrogoth Radagaisus' raid in 406, and finally by the great invasion of the Gauls in 407.

For example, Datu Puti ruled over the Kedatuan of Madja-as after he purchased his realms from the Ati Chieftain, Marikudo.