Sentence examples for high nobles from inspiring English sources

While Charles XI was still a minor during the 1660s, the high nobles were able to retain their advantages for yet another generation.

The reduction had started in the 1650s as a means of leverage to get the high nobles to pay their taxes and agree to various acts.

He was seized by Alba on Sept. 9, 1567, and, with others, beheaded for high treason after appeals by high nobles and princes had been ignored.

In the abortive conspiracy of "les Importants," she plotted with a group of high nobles to assassinate the Queen's first minister, Cardinal Jules Mazarin (1643).

He then devised his own plot, involving the king's brother, Gaston, Duke d'Orléans, and other high nobles, who planned to raise revolts and throw open the frontiers to the Spaniards, with whom France was at war.

Almost all the high nobles, including the famous Forty in the 13th century, were of Central Asian origin; many of them were slaves purchased from the Central Asian bazaars.

High noble metal loading on the electrodes and the use of perfluorosulfonic membranes significantly contribute to the cost of these devices.

The present results are expected to be valuable in case color is to be taken into account in designing Pd-free Au Pt-based high noble dentAu Pt-based

Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) titanium ceramic restorations were developed with the potential for replacing expensive, high noble metal ceramic restorations.

Veneering ceramic materials designed to be used with high noble alloy and zirconia-based restorations have been reported to be susceptible to chipping in vivo.

High noble metal loadings of the dimensionally stable anodes, e.g. IrO2-coated titanium electrodes, cause a main cost of such devices.