Sentence examples for king sleep from inspiring English sources

Only then can the boy king sleep.

And so the obsession with his body, that shining head, recalling the seventeenth-century French court watching the King sleep and rise and defecate, leads in the end to the grisly conspiracy-theory compulsion to review every square inch of his autopsied body.

It reminds me of a story I heard in Estonia about the dead king sleeping underground and fertilizing his own land, literally.

She was a six-fingered sorceress and trollop who seduced the married king, slept with her own brother, was wrongly accused of sleeping with her own brother, a pawn in a deadly game of Tudor chess, and an arch manipulator who pulled the king of England around by his codpiece, issuing instructions and forcing him to dump the Pope.

It was basically what queen slept with what king and what baby they had and who they ruled and who they killed.

She even encouraged the king to sleep with her and father more children.

Suppose then that the Proposition that Singapore has a unique King is in a conversation's common ground at given point; then a speaker may felicitously utter a sentence such as 'The present King of Singapore is wise,' or 'Singapore's king is sleeping'.

There were two queens, the official one and the unofficial one: the king was sleeping with neither.

(Today on "Oprah," Kings Who Sleep with Their Moms: "Of course, one good thing that will come out of this tragedy is an increased awareness of the need for retraining facilities for visually challenged ex-tyrants").

That was a theme Rivers seemed to adopt going into his second game as a Clipper, on Saturday night against the Sacramento Kings at Sleep Train Arena.

Unlike her sister Mary, who has already slept with the king and would sleep with him too.