Sentence examples for lord no from inspiring English sources

"Oh Lord, no," she says.

A. Lord, no.

"Lord, no," she said.

Oh lord no.

Cameron: Good lord, no!

Oh Lord, no, please don't.

Trafficking dropped in the aftermath, possibly because drug lords no longer knew who could guarantee their security.

But the republic's main characteristic was that there was no executive power whatsoever: no king, no feudal lords, no professional bureaucracy, no police, no standing army.

In much the same way, Thackeray preferred writing letters complaining that lords no longer asked him to dinner from the comfort of a nobleman's study.

At the time of Iemitsu's accession, the daimyos, or great feudal lords, no longer threatened Tokugawa power as they had at the beginning of his grandfather's reign.

By the end against United, Tottenham were lolling about at White Hart Lane like drunken lords, no doubt thrilled by the sense of their own power in that three-goal burst but still aware that for this season the race may be done.