Sentence examples for with guise from inspiring English sources

His relations with Guise deteriorated further after the Peace of Poitiers (September 1577).

Later Henry III banished her to the inaccessible castle of Usson in Auvergne (1586), but with Guise's help she was able to take control of the place.

Therefore, PTHrP has been considered to be responsible for the hypercalcemia associated with malignancy (Guise, 1997).

But the practice predates popes and Martin Luther, beginning with Greek coins imprinted with the guises of rulers.

The brothers have always been restively creative – whether releasing records via the cover of Mixmag, surfing the early noughties mashup craze with their 2ManyDJs guise, releasing an album with 522 characters in the title, or capturing the spirit of the last decade's electro scene with Part of the Weekend Never Dies, a documentary that took in a whopping 120 gigs.

This seems to be the Hu and Wen fixation with "pro-stability" measures in another guise, with some attempt to now finally co-ordinate and streamline decision making in this area, particularly as there is no one on the Standing Committee of the current Politburo with specific responsibility for security issues as there was in the previous one.

From 1927 the Maunsell locomotives were given black livery with green lining, and remained in that guise with little modification until nationalisation.

Margaret, however, was secretly involved with Henry of Guise, the son of the late Duke of Guise.

Not all of Mr. Plimpton's writings dealt with his guises.

Having failed with the Guises, the crown turned to Navarre, the Protestant leader who, as heir presumptive, had an interest in the preservation of the throne.

Coligny subsequently regained the king's favour but not the queen mother's, and he remained an object of hatred with the Guises.