Sentence examples for the tyrant was from inspiring English sources
The tyrant was finally deposed in 1852, when his many enemies united to defeat him at the Battle of Caseros.
The Tyrant was awarded the Prix Goncourt in 1973, and Jacques Chessex remains the only Swiss author to have won the prize.
If you're to credit David Cox's scabrous apologetic for Saddam Hussein, it's a crying shame the tyrant was put in the dock at all.
I had come to Auschwitz to pay my respects, to touch the horror I had been spared only because my grandparents left Poland when the tyrant was the Czar, not Hitler.
I would take one of the models for my fictional version of him from the grotesque mixture of these two strains that emerged in Renaissance drama, where the fall of the tyrant was a favourite topic for English playwrights.
"The tyrant is a prisoner".
Film is a tyranny, and the tyrant is money.
Perhaps the fall of Saleh the tyrant is a chance for peace in Yemen.
"The tyrant is gone and now there is light," Mr. Hussein said, quoting an Arab proverb.
In a parallel but equally deceptive move, the US handed over Saddam's legal file but the tyrant is still in US custody.
