Sentence examples for kingdom lost from inspiring English sources

"In the Valley of the Wolves" finds its story of kingdom lost and then regained in Big Sky country, where the cycle of life for a couple of wolf packs plays out amid the spectacular beauty of Yellowstone National Park.

Seeking to regain for himself the kingdom lost by his half-brother Olaf Haraldsson, Harald began his journey westwards in early 1045, departing from Novgorod (Holmgard) to Staraya Ladoga (Aldeigjuborg) where he obtained a ship.

The Kingdom lost Pomerania and Silesia, the most highly developed and economically important of the original ethnically Polish lands (a disputable designation in case of Slavic Western Pomerania), which left half of the Polish population outside the Kingdom's borders.

Audiences amass to witness eyes gouged and kingdoms lost to vanity, greed and ambition.

The former independent African mountain kingdom quickly lost much of its most productive land and its political autonomy.

Phillips later said High Kingdom had lost a shoe.

For want of a brace, the keys to Apple's kingdom were lost, leaving users exposed.

For want of a nail, he now punned to himself, the kingdom was lost.

The execution of the Shia political dissident Sheikh al-Nimr demonstrates that the kingdom has lost its cool.

Probably not – but one point of the traditional rhyme about the nail is to highlight the value of hindsight; it is not until after the kingdom is lost that you discover the root cause was one lost horseshoe nail.

In a modest way he is reclaiming the kingdom he lost when debilitated by stage fright in 1973, just after a disastrous West End production by Tony Richardson of I, Claudius.