Sentence examples for those dynasty from inspiring English sources

As for when New England was 2-2, there was a widespread belief that the Patriots were kaput, that Brady was too old at 37, and those dynasty days were a distant memory.

It's tempting now and then to wonder whether the founders of the great corporate dynasties would recognize or approve of what, in time, those dynasties became.

When "Mao's Great Famine" becomes too depressing, I've found it all too enticing to switch to George R.R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" saga; when Mr Martin's books get silly (all those dynasties and monsters), it is time to educate myself with Ian Morris's magisterial "Why the West Rules for Now" (reviewed by The Economist here).

Aiming, apparently, to assess whether we were likely to confuse the actions of real-life rich people with those on "Dynasty," the defense lawyer asked each of us, "Do you watch TV?" "Nah," swore a majority of my exceptionally discriminating citizen peers.

These coins, like those of the rest of the dynasty, were of copper.

Now both of those opportunistic dynasties are gone from the first round, facing rancor back home.

Does anybody really feel nostalgic for those familiar dynasties, currently invisible?

LOS ANGELES — Those regal dynasties — the Canadiens, the Oilers, the Islanders — seemed to play close to perfect Stanley Cup hockey.

What will happen to those age-old nursery rhymes our grandmothers taught us, the songs we sang at kindergarten, those Tang-dynasty poems that every preschool child was taught to recite?

This suits the Bettman era rather well: it spreads the wealth out, prevents those annoying dynasties which might leave empty arenas in Sunbelt cities, and creates the illusion that the teams are great.

WHEN Aleksei Yashin was a boy, his favorite team was Red Army, which was like rooting for the Yankees in baseball, or the old Boston Celtics in basketball, or even the Islanders in hockey, but Yashin did not know about those foreign dynasties back then.