The word 'nobles' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to people of high social rank or birth. For example, "The nobles of the city gathered together for a formal ball."
Rising up out of the plains southwest of Padua, these conical hills or colli were a popular retreat for the nobles and bishops of Venice, who built elaborate villas and palazzi here.
Darnley and a group of nobles stab Rizzio to death and defenestrate him (in real life his body was thrown down the stairs at Holyrood, not out of a window).
8. Kent describes Oswald as a "base foot-ball player" - a game of the gutter that nobles would never dream of playing in King Lear.
For a reporter it was a bittersweet moment: a reminder of an age when newspapers threw off profits so vast that an American press magnate could scavenge the globe for endangered treasures, prising heirlooms from Old World nobles before shipping them by the ton to his Californian lair.Today, all is stood on its head.
Not only servants and slaves, but scholars, pilgrims and nobles are all depicted going about their daily livesFrom our blogsAsia Labourr in Saudi Arabia Pakistani workers in the kingdom now far outstrip the number of Bangladeshis.
Peasants started eating pork; uppity nobles chewed on birds and beef instead.Mr Essig's main point is that the better people treat pigs, the more they like them.
Some suggest they lie in the rival recipes of Egypt's nobles and slaves in the age of pharaohs (mulukiya).
They believed that England had gained a great deal and Scotland little, save for those parliamentarians and other nobles whose debts were paid off by the English government.
From the safety of Lithuania, Kurbskiy sent Ivan a famous series of letters denouncing his oppression of the nobles and generals who had so patriotically conquered new territories for him.
But it was not always so at least, not for nobles, the group for whom records are most complete.
One is medieval nobles' penchant for warfare, mostly a summer activity in those days.
