"Zimbabwe would do anything to have the King of Kings live among them".
Now the steamed legs of very recently living king crabs come with a saffron-colored slosh of melted butter sauce whipped with shaved bottarga.
When a king who has been sired by a god or when a god who takes on the external form of the living king approaches his queen, he begets the future king the queen is thus called the mother of God.
Crawford Greenewalt Jr., an archaeologist whose work over half a century helped illuminate the lives of king and commoner in the ancient city of Sardis, died on May 4 in Hockessin, Del.
Freelancer Wadhams said writing commercials makes it possible "to survive as a musician and not have to flip burgers at McDonald's or something". Last year, when he landed four commercials in a row, he said, he "was living like the king of Silver Lake for a little bit". The rewards are not just financial.
This was not "Saturday Night Live". Rather, "Kings of War"—which premièred a year before British voters said yes to Brexit, and a week and a half before Donald Trump declared his improbable-seeming candidacy for the Presidency offered a reminder that artists, rather than pundits, can sometimes be our most reliable cultural diagnosticians, and our most insightful political prognosticators.
Both could enjoy cigars and martinis while business runs as usual, living as kings of their respective business worlds.
She dominates the lives of kings and conquerors in fiction; in fact she was the slave of any boy whose parents forced a ring upon her finger.
"Walter is the king of live television event directors," Louis told me the other day.
Sid Caesar, a television pioneer who reigned as the king of live TV sketch comedy in the 1950s with his inspired brand of mimicry, pantomime and satire on the classic comedy-variety series "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour," died Wednesday.
