Sentence examples for those lords from inspiring English sources

Now she wonders what became of all those lords and ladies and the vicar.

Those lords whose protection was most worth having also had the largest throng of dependents and thus became more formidable to their enemies and to the remaining freemen.

The 22-hour operation disgorged 77 circus train cars full of equipment, props and costumes, as well as 21 horses, 20 ferrets, 18 tigers, 16 black and white poodles, 7 Flemish giant rabbits, 2 snakes, a donkey and, of course, those lords of the ring, 8 elephants.

One was, "Are my seams straight?" Another was, "Say, do those lords push you around much over there?" I can still hear the old waiter assuring me that there was nothing, nothing that the Waldorf-Astoria couldn't offer me for my dinner.

Those lords who were in China held the Chinese titles and obeyed the Chinese emperor and gave their service to him for fifty years.

Those Lords who dissent can only huff and puff for a limited time.

Those drug lords, the Afghan official said, may have decided to take revenge.

One of those ranting lords is so fed up with a poor female complainant that he nails horseshoes to her feet and hands.

A great political comedian like Roberto Benigni never gives Fiat chariman Gianni Agnelli and media mogul Silvio Berlusconi the legitimacy those feudal lords claim for themselves.

As the military class (buke, or samurai) increased in numbers and importance during the 11th and 12th centuries, the term daimyo came to be applied to those military lords who began exercising territorial control (and later proprietary rights) over the various private estates into which the country had become divided.

Those time lords can influence everything from the financial markets to your car's GPS.