Sentence examples for ruler very from inspiring English sources
Although Athens preserved a hostile tradition, the general account shows Minos as a powerful, just ruler, very closely associated with religion and ritual.
Lowell's vision of Agamemnon the man (described in a stage note as "kindly yet terrifying, a natural ruler, very practiced and alert at it, yet invincibly and almost willfully blinded to his danger") feels consistent with the clipped yet graceful, brisk cadences of his translation.
While drawing the line, be sure to hold the ruler very still or else it wouldn't turn out to be a STRAIGHT line.
No one knows or can predict how Mr. Trump will behave (least of all Mr. Trump himself), but his first weeks as a President-Elect are not a pretty sight, and history teaches us to take authoritarian rulers very literally.
The execution of an Anglo-Saxon king on the orders of another ruler was very rare, although public hanging and beheading did occur at this time, as has been discovered at the Sutton Hoo site.
A ruler is very good for making straight lines.
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CONDITIONS IN SPAIN.; Business Is Good and Rulers Are Very Popular, Says Mr. Croke.
In fact Gray belongs to the cosy club of commentators and pundits whose criticism of other current players and the game's rulers is very muted indeed.
It is, of course, uncertain and nebulous, and no one knows what will happen in Libya and in the Gulf, but there's no doubt I think that something big is changing in how Arabs feel about their countries, their rulers, and very fundamentally themselves.
The city's rulers became very successful on the political scene in the wider Maya region, with the use of politically motivated feasting, war, economics and political marriages.
