Sentence examples for has reigned as from inspiring English sources

LONDON — For two centuries, London has reigned as the financial capital of Europe.

For most of that time he has reigned as Alaska's dominant political figure.

Ever since the 1890s Broadway has reigned as the "Great White Way," the major theatrical centre of the country.

Over 80% of the radiopharmaceuticals currently being used make use of this short-lived, metastable radionuclide, which has reigned as the workhorse of diagnostic nuclear medicine.

For the past 26 years Tom Murphy, a beefy, cigar-chewing country boy, has reigned as speaker of Georgia's House of Representatives.

That's an appropriate metaphor for Christgau who, across the last three decades, has reigned as America's foremost critic of popular music.

Most of the artists embrace conceptualist strategies that have reigned as an academic lingua franca for three decades.

In the last three years, the years they have reigned as world champions, Torvill and Dean have revolutionized the sport of ice dancing.

The town had reigned as the chic capital of the island until the volcano erupted on May 8 , 1902 killing about 30,000 people.

In 1981, Conde Nast announced that it would resurrect Vanity Fair, which had reigned as a repository of wit and fractured wisdom from 1914 to 1936.

Time and changing attitudes caught up with the chairman in 2008 when his fellow Democrats ousted him from the committee chairmanship he held so dear, and where he had reigned as the top Democrat for nearly 30 years.