"We spent the whole day in costumes and it was amazing to be surrounded by noble men and women, soldiers, servants and maids".
And so, after much debate, the farmers settled on Hollister, honoring the character Hawkins called "one of the noblest men I ever knew".
The wish for "nobler men" to come in the future ended the song, about to be set to Ward's hymn, on a self-deprecating note.
We must create a culture of nonviolence and disarmament, which includes enticing noble men and women to serve in law enforcement: brave souls who would promise to carry only nonlethal defense instruments.
Most of us would define it as a status conferred on people of exceptional virtue; noble men and women who make spectacular sacrifices to defend others and protect principles.
And if you could mention my name and "Academy Award" together on as many social-media platforms as possible, that would also serve as a fitting tribute to the fearless and noble men and bears who didn't make it.
Today the noble men and women who whisper in our gossip-hungry ears tell us that Real Madrid and Manchester United might as well just get a flat and create some sort of wacky sitcom for all the time they're going to be spending together this summer.
Till nobler men keep once again.
In the sixteenth century the playing of a musical instrument and singing became an expected accomplishment of noble men and women.
Yet it is a drink very much esteemed among the Indians, where with they feast noble men who pass through their country.
