Sentence examples for full kingdom from inspiring English sources

She also expressed why the character seemed to loveable to her, "To have Anna in a situation where she starts the movie without any friends, because her lifestyle hasn't allowed her to have a full kingdom.

Here is the Saudi statement in full: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia wishes to see the defeat and destruction of all Al-Qaeda networks and the Islamic State of Iraq and Al Sham (ISIS) operating in Iraq.

With the establishment of the hereditary monarchy of the Kim family during the reign of King Naemul (356 402), the promulgation of state laws and decrees, and the annexation of the eastern half of the Kaya state on the eastern tip of the peninsula in the reign of King Pŏphŭng (514 540), Silla emerged as a full-fledged kingdom.

It's easy to believe that becoming a mother is like entering an enchanted kingdom full of healing and love.

Maybe our daughters beg to go see 'The Nutcracker' year after year because Clara always gets the ultimate tween holiday gift: a prince, a tiara and a kingdom full of candy.

As in his earlier books, Listening to the Wind and The Last Pool of Darkness, Connemara is not just a landscape but a densely populated world – a little Gaelic kingdom, full of people and their stories.

Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Thomson obviously trust Mr. Baker, but he has little experience in running a big news enterprise full of many kingdoms and has yet to impress a deeply skeptical newsroom.

We spent basically all of our time in dance tents, tucked away bars, and mad hidden kingdoms full of both incredible selectors, and very wavy festival goers.

The Duc de Guise was appointed lieutenant general of the kingdom with full powers to deal with the conspirators (March 17 , 1560.

The basic idea was to capture a piece of the huge oil revenues being generated by state-owned firms in developing countries – treasure chests waiting to be unlocked by a firm that was a "vehicle of the Saudi royal family", which could count on the "full support from the kingdom's diplomatic corps".

In an internal 2010 document entitled "story for Blair", PetroSaudi sold itself as a "vehicle of the Saudi royal family" that could count on the "full support from the kingdom's diplomatic corps" and was set up by Prince Turki bin Abdullah and Obaid, who hailed from a "prominent business family".