Sentence examples for wealthy lord from inspiring English sources

Dropped into 1588, the team were made servants to a wealthy lord and told to prepare an Elizabethan feast.

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There were two types of landlords (gavunda); gavunda of people (praja gavunda) was lower in status than the wealthy lord of gavundas (prabhu gavunda).

He synthesized their thinking into a simple but compelling argument: that if anyone could discover the truth of something for him or herself using the tools of reason and science, then all men are created equal, and no king, no pope, and no wealthy lord had any more right to govern than the people themselves.

Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.

Wealthy lords threw open their manors, inviting local peasants and villagers inside to gorge on food and drink.

Kings and the most wealthy lords could afford to redesign castles to produce palace-fortresses.

Maurice was eventually named the patron saint of the Holy Roman Empire; medieval churches and cathedrals across Germany, Switzerland, and France were dedicated to him, and wealthy lords lavished funds on paintings of Balthazar in scenes of the Adoration of the Magi.

The ranks of the baronage continued to reduce in the 15th century, producing a smaller elite of wealthier lords but reducing the comparative wealth of the majority.

This shift reflected political and social pressures, such as the desire of the wealthiest lords to have privacy from their growing households of retainers, as well as the various architectural ideas being exchanged across the region, despite the ongoing Hundred Years War between France and England.

Albertus was the eldest son of a wealthy German lord.