Sentence examples for great lions from inspiring English sources

"Until you win a series, it's difficult to place yourself in that elite group of great Lions players," he said.

That was a magical night for him, the night when it all came right and his pack set the tone for one of the great Lions performances.

Many industry observers consider Mr. Kayes to have been one of the last great lions of the recorded music industry from that era.

The name being bandied around this leafy corner of Middlesex was one of the great Lions' leaders: Martin Johnson, the last to oversee a winning tour 16 years ago.

"Our Last Tango" is an entrée into the nocturnal and highly ritualized world of tango, through the story of the Argentine tanguero Juan Carlos Copes, one of the dance's great lions.

People go on about great Lions tours - and they have had a few amazing results - but they've lost far more than they've won down the years.' Statistically, he's right.

The next Congress will likely be without the active leadership of its great lion of social reform, Ted Kennedy.

All of a piece, smelling lovely as a baby, a hay field, strawberries under leaves, and smooth white, browning to tan, with his great lion head of hair erupting.... Saturday, March 1.

When Lucy returns to Narnia with her three siblings, they help the great lion Aslan (the form in which the Son of God usually appears in Narnia) defeat the White Witch and free Narnia from her power.

Still, for Hamilton no personal flaw can mar a world-class talent, and Turner escapes with his legacy intact, remaining, as he described himself, "the great lion of the day".

Brown, a former colonel in the Army National Guard and a Republican hero for winning the 2010 special election to succeed the Democrat's great lion of the Senate, Ted Kennedy, is focusing on national security issues.