Sentence examples for your noblemen from inspiring English sources

It was on the South Downs above Arundel in Sussex, in the fields of the Norfolk Estate, the farm belonging to the Duke of Norfolk (if you like to be precise about your noblemen, we are talking the 18th Duke, Edward Fitzalan-Howard).

Nowadays these tattoos are purely decorative, but there was a time when they were like corporeal CVs conveying all sorts of data: who your mum and dad were, the names of your ancestors, what your trade was (warrior, nobleman), which O-levels you got, even, possibly, what you had for lunch last Thursday.

Jerome played a succession of noblemen.

And who are today's noblemen?

The noblemen wagered on their games, using villages as currency.

The service noblemen were also landlords and serf owners.

She hears the confessions of counts and noblemen and bishops.

Those noblemen do feature, plotting against the king.

They are young Venetian noblemen playing a pastoral role.

ALLAN HOUSTON appears to be one of nature's noblemen.

Yet Haig's tormented protagonists are not kings or noblemen.