Sentence examples for side of empire from inspiring English sources

His principles led him to different ends but he too had followed them out onto the line on the far side of empire.

She added: "While people are often happy to remember the glorious past, they are reluctant to face the darker side of empire".

Pictures of famous endangered species were projected on the side of the Empire State Building last weekend.

Squaring up to the seamier side of our empire is long overdue.

Bring other forces onto the side of the empire like the Hutts and all those annoying guys (trade federation, techno guild, banking guys) from the prequel trilogy.

Once, during a time when I was plagued by nightmares, I dreamed that a cockroach the size of a bus crawled up the side of the Empire State Building and fell off just before it reached the top.

During New York Fashion Week, the Empire will enable would-be models to get free makeovers inspired by the latest runway looks at the Allure Lounge Colored by Maybelline New York (updates @AllureLounge), Thursday through Sept. 13, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the 63rd Street side of the Empire Hotel, off of the lobby.

And, on the other side of their empire, they conquered the Berbers of North Africa but alienated them through the brutalities of the slave trade, which sparked the great Berber rebellion of 741.Mr Kennedy tells a remarkable tale with skill and authority.

The new edition is pretty much the original book at heart, with the same graphics and photographs, but Silver has added a curious new final section he calls "Places and Moments," which includes photographs of Jackie Robinson stealing home at Ebbets Field, the 1968 student uprising at Columbia, and the crash of a plane into the side of the Empire State Building.

As many writers of colour have already pointed out, there has been no memorial on the side of the Empire State Building for the black American victims of police violence, let alone the black American victims of white supremacy in general.

The great 80,000-capacity stadium, where the masses used to bay for blood at free spectacles involving gladiators, wild beasts and those unlucky enough to get on the wrong side of the Empire, is due to open its underground passageways to the public from late August 2010.