Sentence examples for make king from inspiring English sources

In 1961, desperate for money but unable to give up gambling or drink, Ray signed on with the producer Samuel Bronston to make King of Kings and 55 Days at Peking.

Many believe he is now preparing to topple the very man he helped make king.

But this weekend, its third, saw signs that the blockbuster is, if not flagging exactly, then starting to fall short of the kind of showing needed to make king of the box office James Cameron break into a sweat.

King Hussein, according to his confidants, made the decision reluctantly, only after realizing that should he be assassinated, a real possibility at the time, with anti-Hussein feelings running high in the Arab world, it would be quite dangerous to make king a boy barely out of diapers.

The amount of information which has survived about Óengus compared with other Pictish kings, the nature and geographical range of his activities and the length of his reign combine to make King Óengus one of the most significant rulers of the insular Dark Ages.

He's starting to make King Lear look like Ryan Seacrest".

KINGS make war, but wars also make kings.

Simon Bolivar (1783-1830), the liberator who inspired Hugo Chavez's quest to remove the old order, once said that South American nations "must make kings whom we call presidents".

That's not enough to be king, but it is enough to make kings.

Louis, the son of King Charles II the Bald, was made king of Aquitaine under his father's tutelage in 867.

The Benjaminite Saul was made king (c.