Sentence examples for permanent empire from inspiring English sources

Permanent empire means permanent war.

It, too, appeared as permanent as the Empire State.

Does this mean Jesus sides with those in permanent resistance to empire and war, even as he remains nonviolent?

The Presidential Palace, in New Delhi, was designed by the architect Edwin Landseer Lutyens for Britain's viceroy to India and as the permanent seat of British Empire in India.

With peace restored, Maurice could turn to the North, where nomadic Slavs and Avars were establishing permanent settlements in the empire.

As late as 1925, Lord Birkenhead confessed to "placing my highest and most permanent hopes [of the Empire's survival] upon the extremity of the communal situation".

Not only the king but also the German bishops and lay lords thus entered into a permanent connection with an empire won on the way to Rome and bestowed by the papacy.

Caligula's successor, Claudius, ordered the suspension of further attacks across the Rhine, setting what was to become the permanent limit of the Empire's expansion in this direction.

The same could happen to the more informal American Empire of permanent and entangling alliances and overseas military bases--and the armed interventions and huge amounts of military and economic aid to foreign countries needed to maintain it.

It became a permanent capital of the Fulani empire in 1809, when Usman divided the empire into two sectors and made his son Muhammad Bello overlord of the eastern emirates.

Last summer, he was at the Met and stopped in at the permanent exhibit about the Byzantine Empire, according to an article published by The Hartford Courant on Wednesday afternoon.