Sentence examples for like a monarchy from inspiring English sources

It was almost like a monarchy".

"She runs it like a monarchy," he fumed, describing Mrs. Wachner's performance at Warnaco.

"She runs it like a monarchy," Mr. Klein said of Ms. Wachner's performance at Warnaco.

It's always been like a monarchy, with parliamentary seats passed down from father to son within a tribe".

"Iran is like a monarchy," said Namira, a 22-year-old theatre student, her hair barely covered by the required headscarf.

Others are more like a monarchy (or in the worst of cases, a dictatorship), with one leader in charge of a bunch of hired guns.

"Everything seems to indicate that the next person in charge will come to power the same way as the current dictator, by inheritance, like in a monarchy.

Henri d'Orléans, a French duke and count of Paris, who sought to restore the French monarchy, took comfort from opinion polls that said a fifth of the French liked the idea of a monarchy, or at least were not opposed to the proposal.

One poll suggests that half of them would like a referendum on the monarchy.Nor will the republics go the other way.

"The budget will", the president writes, when what he means is that his budget would, in the unlikely event that Congress were ever to pass it.As a guide to what the federal government might look like if America were a monarchy, or as a compendium of interesting policies, the president's budget is a good read but not much more.

Like Jordan it is a monarchy with strong support among sections of the public.