Sentence examples for throughout the reign from inspiring English sources

Throughout the reign of Richard III (June 1483 August 1485), Lovell was the King's chamberlain.

King John II (ruled 1481 95) made him master of the horse, a post Albuquerque held throughout the reign.

Hilpert, who also directed the Deutsches Theater at Göttingen, maintained the integrity of the society throughout the reign of Adolf Hitler until he resigned his post in 1944.

Carved wood frames with a "swept" outline, introduced in the 17th century, remained popular in France throughout the reign of Louis XV.

Throughout the reign of "Touched by an Angel" and network efforts after the 2004 election to reach newly discovered demographics in places like Alabama, Christianity was just a synonym for mysticism and mundane visitation.

Throughout the reign of "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and Dick Wolf's "Law & Order" multiverse, "Homicide" struggled along as a quirky critics' darling -- the kind of show that everybody intends to get into but forgets to tape.

Still, Frederick of Prussia was the most definite enemy, as he had been throughout the reigns of Theresa and Franz before him, when the Prussian state's emergence as a player on the European stage had occurred at Habsburg expense, first with the loss of Silesia, and later in the 1750s and 1760s.

In fact, the geography section of the first issue lists tributaries and territories that China had lost to foreign powers throughout history from the reign of Emperor Daoguang (1820-1850) thethe recent Sino-Japanese War.

In this book Linda Colley explores the fate of the tory party which has dominated both Parliament and the constituencies throughout of the reigns of William III and Anne.

In 1181 Bardulf was at the court of King Henry II of England, where he was steward, or dapifer, an office he held throughout Henry's reign and which he may have held throughout the next reign also.

Throughout the long reign of J. Edgar Hoover, the F.B.I. voraciously compiled information on suspected national-security threats -- and often put it to damaging use.