Sentence examples for his dauphin from inspiring English sources
Angelino Alfano, People of Liberty's leader, whom Mr. Berlusconi has often called his dauphin, said on Friday that the party would give Mr. Monti's government a chance.
Two years ago, Mr Bossi called Giancarlo Giorgetti, the 37-year-old secretary of the Lombard League, the original core of the party, his "dauphin".
Christopher Hitchens, whom Vidal describes as his dauphin, says: 'Vidal decided early on to become a European cosmopolitan rather than an "all-American" writer like Norman.
Another opposition daily, Liberacion, dismissed the package of constitutional amendments and electoral changes that Mr. Fujimori said would be introduced in Congress as an indication that he "wants to impose his dauphin through fraudulent balloting".
Dior anointed Saint Laurent as his dauphin, but nobody expected that any royal succession was imminent because Dior, after his New Look triumph in 1947, meant to mature slowly along with his clientele, in the Worth manner.
Meanwhile, Marcel Boussac, unhappy with his dauphin's performance, had installed Marc Bohan on Dior's throne.
To his credit, Dauphin was remarkably chill (or maybe depressingly resigned) about the incident, expressing his disappointment, but not anger, at the residents who called to report him.
MPs, including Nikos Michaloliakos, the group's founder, and Kasidiaris, his anointed dauphin, were released this year after serving the pre-trial maximum of 18 months in prison.
Less than two months before the presidential poll, the contest resembles nothing so much as a game of chicken.In the middle of the road stand Mr Ahmadinejad, the outgoing president, with his presumed dauphin: the suave, ambitious Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei.
The gap may have narrowed since then, and the reaction has been a blast of anti-Ed stories portraying him as a swivel-eyed baby Bennite, a child insurrectionist compared with his entitled dauphin of a bro.
For his series "Dauphin Island," González designed dreamlike, futuristic forts made from iron and concrete, fusing the role of artist with that of architect, engineer and urban planner.
