Sentence examples for slayer of a from inspiring English sources

Booth said that of all Shakespearean characters, his favorite role was Brutus – the slayer of a tyrant.

The AI entities in No Man's Sky may not care about you, and the virtual dirt might not respond, but instead of focusing on the fact the game is largely ignoring you, the player, slayer of a thousand beasts, rescuer of a thousand princesses and conqueror of a thousand video games before this one, why not try finding solace in hopping between the many worlds?

The AI entities in No Man's Sky may not care about you, and the virtual dirt might not respond, but instead of focussing on the fact the game is largely ignoring you, the player, slayer of a thousand beasts, rescuer of a thousand princesses and conqueror of a thousand video games before this one, why not try finding solace in hopping between the many worlds?

In Russia he has been, depending on the moment and the author, a populist spoiler, a hero of democracy, a drunken clown, a traitor to the motherland, a nationalist thug, the slayer of Communism, a stooge of corrupt oligarchs.

The contrast in their tales – a trailblazer, a slayer of racism, and an elite private school graduate – is a small sign of how much progress has been made thanks to Cyril's forebears, even if there remains plenty of work to do.

Gabras Komnenos, of unknown first name, held the post of "judge of the army" (krites tou phossatou) and is recorded by Manuel Philes as a "slayer of the barbarians"; a John Gabras Kaballarios was hetaireiarches at Serres ca. 1348; another family member held a pronoia estate at Kalamaria before 1347.

He enjoyed his international reputation as a slayer of sacred cows and a maverick among economists whose pronouncements became known as "classic Galbraithian heresies".

Dr. Black, the author of "Bad Boys, Bad Men: Confronting Antisocial Personality Disorder," said that in his own writing he had described Cain, slayer of Abel, as a candidate for the disorder.

The Arihant class (Sanskrit, for Slayer of Enemies) is a class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines being built for the Indian Navy.

In the poem, Mandelshtam presents Stalin as "a slayer of peasants," with wormlike fingers and a cockroach moustache, who delights in wholesale torture and executions.

A slayer of attacks, with huge backlift usually followed by a flowing cover drive or a one-legged pull shot.