Sentence examples for multiple empires from inspiring English sources
However, humankind cannot bear much tranquillity, and now, a quarter of a century later, in a new Age of Catastrophe, the land of the brave finds itself "crouching," in Philip Larkin's shudder-inducing phrase, "under Extinction's alp", as multiple empires of evil square up against it.
Here, DuVal writes, the vision for the continent was one of "multiple empires and powerful Indian nations"; it was highly unlikely that the rebels would win, much less that what Thomas Jefferson termed their "empire of liberty" would later destroy an intricate array of economic alliances and territorial agreements.
In ICA, multiple empires are formed and evolved separately.
He said that he went from managing several dealerships to overnight having to make decisions in multiple Boch Empire businesses, including the Subaru of New England distributorship, some being $100 million decisions.
Celebrity chefs Mario Batali and John Besh stepped down from their restaurant empires after multiple allegations of sexual harassment.
Whether with small houses or large estates, "access is everything," said Gary Leogrande, the president of Empire Access Multiple Listing Service (called until recently the Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service). Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service
"At first I couldn't imagine what was going on," recalled Mr. Leogrande, the president of the Empire Access Multiple Listing Service.
They ranged from a 1910 two-family, for $275,000, to a three-family with a garage for $524,999, according to data from the Empire Access Multiple Listing Service provided by Justin Stuckey, a sales agent with the Today Realty Corporation.
There is abundant evidence that the Mayas were a developed people who engaged in economic specialization, as the multiple ruins of their empire suggest.
WatchESPN lets ESPN customers access the sports empire's multiple channels.
In addition, it has the most complex defensive earthworks of any known fort in the Roman Empire, with multiple banks and ditches outside the usual stone ramparts.
