Tiberius, now supreme, played politics with the Senate and did not allow it to name him emperor for almost a month, but on September 17 he succeeded to the principate.
On the other cosseted Pep, the natural heir with every advantage from his own Catalan nationalism to a supreme playing career given ignition by Johan Cruyff himself, who famously appeared unannounced at a youth game and instructed Carles Rexach to move the skinny right midfielder to the more central, tactically vital pivote role, from where Guardiola has surveyed the world ever since.
The title song is as knowingly preposterous the film; while Robinson somehow alchemized bad source material into high art, Diana Ross and the Supremes play along winningly, delivering an energetic performance that is high and camp and low on everything else.
As the most promising of all the satellite projects, Globalstar is a supreme telecosmic play.
The bassist Matt Penman and the drummer Eric Harland have been supreme generalists, playing all over the place.
Edwards, such a consummate athlete and supreme technician, played 10 Tests in total and lost only two.
The concept of a supreme couple played an important role in the religion of the old sedentary peoples such as the Otomí.
In each of those three cases, the country's supreme court played a key role in de-legitimizing the autocrats and empowering the opposition.
Obama said to select the nominee, he measured each candidate to three principles that "reflect the role the supreme court plays in our democracy".
If you're a metal fan, you've probably already made up your mind about the "supreme bass playing" on Iron Maiden's 1982 album "Number of the Beast"; if you're not a metal fan, this guide is unlikely to convert you.
