Sentence examples for rightful son from inspiring English sources

Then there are all the knights fighting over who's going to take over, and you've got the kingdom's rightful son, Baby, who is a bit useless.

"BRRRRRRRRR": Remember when Phil Collins got slagged off for dumping his wife by fax, and then decades later his rightful son and heir Russell Brand told Katy Perry he was divorcing her in a text message?

My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.

After poisoning her second husband, Agrippina incestuously became the wife of her uncle, the emperor Claudius, and persuaded him to favour Nero for the succession, over the rightful claim of his own son, Britannicus, and to marry his daughter, Octavia, to Nero.

Suspicious, Skinner learns that the boy is Gusteau's illegitimate son and the rightful heir to the restaurant, which threatens his living to use the restaurant's reputation to establish a packaged food franchise he started after Gusteau died.

Another motivation given is the politically explosive "Prince Tudor theory" that the youthful Oxford was Queen Elizabeth's lover; according to this theory, Oxford dedicated Venus and Adonis, The Rape of Lucrece, and the Sonnets to their son, England's rightful Tudor Prince, Henry Wriothesley, who was brought up as the 3rd Earl of Southampton.

All done with seeing her fat little form Burst out of the basement door; And with seeing her African son-in-law (Rightful heir to the throne) With his great white strong cold squares of teeth And his little eyes of stone; And with seeing the squat fat daughter Letting in the men When majesty has gone for the day -- And letting them out again.

The whole point of male primogeniture is that it's an immovable thing, ensuring that the firstborn son smoothly assumes his rightful place when his turn comes round.

Even after Charles I had been beheaded in January 1649, the royalists hung on here, declaring the king's son to be the rightful heir as Charles II.

In offering this portrait of the artist, "Anonymous" weds Looney's class-obsessed arguments to the political motives supplied by later de Vere advocates, who claimed that de Vere was Elizabeth's illegitimate son and therefore the rightful heir to the English throne.

Though he was the eldest son and accordingly the rightful heir to the family estate, he decided in 1882, when he was 23 years old, to give away his birthright to his younger brother and to devote himself entirely to philosophy, poetry, and music.