Sentence examples for noble take from inspiring English sources

"I've done so many reality TV shows, but it's not about the fame," is his surprisingly noble take on things.

But while Nook, along with the Plastic Logic and IREX deals, could help Barnes & Noble take back some of those digital-trending customers, it also cannibalizes the company's profitable retail business.

Harold, the most powerful English noble, took the initiative and was crowned king on 6 January.

The Third Test, the only Test match played at Bramall Lane, saw Australia win by 143 runs due in part to a century by Hill and Noble taking 5/51.

Nobles take it, Gilks comes but is unconvincing and it's put behind by Baptiste on the other side.

Nowhere in Europe did nobles take themselves more seriously, but they were the readier to accept curtailment of their political rights because they enjoyed a healthy economic position.

Between marvelous towers, an arcade of storerooms received cargo vessels and nobles took their evening constitutionals.

3 During this time, while Cinna held the reins of power in Italy, a large proportion of the nobles took refuge with Sulla in Achaea, and afterwards in Asia.

Many nobles took his behavior in the Zborowski affair and his domestic policies as indicating an interest in curtailing the nobility's Golden Freedoms and establishing an absolute monarchy.

In the so-called anti-monastic reaction, the nobles took advantage of Edward's weakness to dispossess the Benedictine reformed monasteries of lands and other properties that King Edgar had granted to them.

Guibourg, the most faithful of wives, and the noble Vivien take prominent roles in the epic.