Sentence examples for times king from inspiring English sources

In a 2007 interview with The New York Times, King, the current senior statesman of lightweight journalism, said of Seacrest: "He's the classic generalist.

You will have my moral and financial support at all times" (King, 10 July 1957).

"These are revolutionary times," King declared from the pulpit of Riverside Church in New York City on April 4 , 1967

Most of his passes are safe short routes, but the few times King did throw deep, he often missed his target badly.

At times King played with poise, but he threw two interceptions, the second one a killer, because the next series resulted in the touchdown pass to Proehl.

Said Aburish, an expert on Saudi royalty, told the Times: "There are probably only three or four people in the world who know how many times King Fahd has been married".

Some politicians – as in former times kings and emperors – pretend to be selected by a supreme power to lead the people, to mission, to conquer, to fight the evil – i.e. communism.

Though in early modern times, kings would hold this authority, later practitioners of it would include the people ruling through a constitution, nations, the Communist Party, dictators, juntas, and theocracies.

At other times, kings of arms wear a black bicorne trimmed with white ostrich feathers when performing duties outdoors.

Even at the best of times, Kings Coach Darryl Sutter generally doesn't speak much about personal milestones or achievements.

Although Jews never had a pope, in ancient times, kings, like David, were "anointed", i.e. holy, and had High Priests, who had much of what we would regard as papal authority.