Sentence examples for noblemen of from inspiring English sources

That didn't mean that they behaved any better than other priests — or noblemen — of the period.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, the tsars and noblemen of Russia kept innumerable dwarfs.

Italian noblemen of the time were virtually duty-bound to kill their wife once they had been found guilty of adultery.

The invite featured noblemen of the 12th century looking warrior-like in armour, and the space was decorated with candelabras and tapestries fit for a period palazzo.

About the middle of the 12th century, noblemen of northern France, most notably Adam de La Halle, took up the pastime, calling themselves trouvères.

Newcomers to Albuquerque soon displaced the hidalgos, or noblemen, of the Spanish past to form a mostly "white" business elite, made up of merchants, bankers, and ranchers.

Not only Rudolf's army but also Hungarian troops moved against the Czech forces, and a group of noblemen, most of them from southern Bohemia, sided with the enemy.

None of these noblemen, none of these kings, none of these heroes is back home in his own town ruling it.

In 1270 a leading nobleman of the province of Shewa, Yekuno Amlak, rebelled.

Gaveston was indeed a nobleman of the time and rumoured to have been the king's lover.

Agenore, a nobleman of Sidon, loves Tamiri, the daughter of Straton, a tyrant recently deposed by Alessandro (Alexander the Great).