Sentence examples for two lords from inspiring English sources

A mysteriously etched pig's skull from the seventh century shows two lords engaged in an unexplained "calendar ritual".

Either way, the findings of two lords might have made the day when local politicians take control of the police and judiciary come closer than ever.

The two lords, Baron Hall of Birkenhead and Baron Patten of Barnes, have been invited to perform their first public double act to a parliamentary select committee.

Here are four ways in which Ukip has changed under Farage: From being a party with "around 100" councillors, two lords and some MEPs when he took charge, Nigel Farage's party has showed signs of becoming a real force across most tiers of government.

The two lords also maintained some of the same men as servants, or retainers.

This was specifically in territory ruled by two lords: Matsukura Katsuie of the Shimabara Domain, and Terasawa Katataka of the Karatsu Domain.

Hildegard reflected on the merits of the two Lord Lucans with her long-time companion, Jean-Pierre.

Each of the two 'Lord Lucans' bears a certain resemblance to the original, as he would look after decades on the run.

Two Lord Lucans turn up at the Paris consulting rooms of Dr Hildegard Wolf, but only one has a story that is all-consuming.

He is impervious to the machinations of the two Lord Lucans and unperturbed by Hildegard's rebuffs — she is one of Spark's bedevilled heroines, too harried to be considerate.

Six years later, Prime Minister Edward Heath offered Hailsham the Woolsack, and, throughout his two lord chancellorships, he retained the political touch that had nearly taken him to No 10.