Sentence examples for king alone from inspiring English sources

The Fisher King Parry: "One day a fool wandered into the castle and found the king alone.

Because of his temporal position, the king alone was considered qualified to offer sacrifice and to pray to these deities.

Some 80,000 copies of the dress were eventually sold by Allen Schwartz, the knockoff king, alone.

A progress from this to the king alone making grants would have been natural as the government of the realm became more centralized.

But for the first time the appointment will most likely come from the new family Allegiance Council, which is expected to weigh a broader range of candidates, rather than from the king alone.

In the so-called Gowrie conspiracy of 1600, what was James doing, going off alone - a king, alone - to a remote chamber with the handsome, 20-year-old Alexander Ruthven?

Those agencies most obvious in Burke's time had established the sovereignty of Parliament at the Glorious Revolution (1688 9), reaffirmed it in the Bill of Rights (1689) and the Act of Settlement (1701), and confirmed it by suppressing the attempts made from 1708 to 1746 to reassert the sovereignty of kings alone.

This means, says the parliamentarian, that "Jordan's policies towards Israel are increasingly seen as the king's alone".

You won't find this in a restaurant," she told me, as we sat down to a banquet fit for a king, let alone a poor camper.

Even here, in intimate company, the king is alone, so mighty he must be portrayed indirectly, in a mirror, like the Medusa.

In Madrid, or in the gloomy magnificence of his monastic palace of El Escorial, which he built (1563 84) on the slopes of the Sierra de Guadarrama, the king worked alone in his small office, giving his decisions or, as often, deferring them.