Sentence examples for vast dictator from inspiring English sources
The main hazard of that meeting was that it took place in Mr Amin's very small bedroom with the vast dictator lying on the bed, strenuously urging the fastidious Egyptian to join him there: "To try to satisfy him, I pulled my chair closer to the bed and raised my shoes so that the heels were just hanging on the edge of the bed".
A Spanish court has for the first time authorised the exhumation of bodies from the Valley of the Fallen, a vast mausoleum where the dictator Francisco Franco is buried with thousands of victims of Spain's civil war.
Asked what architecture impresses him and he comes up with Ceausescu's scheme to build a new city in his own image - the dictator demolished vast tracts of housing to make way for this monstrosity.
A vast, forbidding hostel built during late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's reign was renamed Hotel Dracula last year by its employees.
Tharoor quotes from a fascinating article, written in 1937, warning that Nehru "has all the makings of a dictator in him / vast popularity, a strong will directed to a well-defined purpose, energy, pride...
The fascist leader extended every courtesy and they returned the favor – "Mussolini was much admired in Hollywood," Brownlow writes – until the dictator learned of the vast discrepancy between pay rates for Hollywood stagehands and his country's own carpenters.
The operation was based on the superb work of intelligence analysts who found the dictator's footprints in a vast country.
But Mr. Bush himself used his televised address in part to praise what he called "the superb work of intelligence analysts who found the dictator's footprints in a vast country".
When the dictator began speaking to the vast assembled gathering, people booed, first in the back of the crowd and then more generally.
The Red Army was spreading Stalin's version of communism, and the dictator thought that with his vast troop superiority in Central Europe, he would eventually be able to control Berlin and much of the rest of what had been Germany.
The dictator is responsible for the vast majority of deaths in Syria -- far more than the so-called Islamic State -- and is the primary reason for the headline-grabbing refugee crisis.
