233 Sentences With "nobles"

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CNN's Ryan Nobles and Eugene Scott contributed to this report. from CNN
"No, I don't," the Vermont senator told CNN's Ryan Nobles. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Mallory Thompson contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Tami Luhby and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Deirdre Walsh and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Jeff Zeleny contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Ted Barrett contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Donald Judd contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Kevin Liptak contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Eli Watkins and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Deena Zaru contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Saba Hamedy contributed to this report from CNN
CNN's Gregory Krieg and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
Snobbish nobles are cast as the courses in your meal. from Vice
CNN's Arlette Saenz and Ryan Nobles contributed to this story. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Andrew Dunn contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Rosa Flores and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
A l'époque, on craignait un soulèvement des nobles, leurs propriétaires. from The New York Times
CNN's Josh Campbell and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Victor Blackwell contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Evan Perez and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles and Gregory Krieg contributed to this report. from CNN
For instance, when Dany took over Meereen at the beginning of season four, she was so angered by the Meereenese nobles' crucifixion of slave children that she ordered an equivalent number of captured nobles crucified. from Vox
No longer would nobles rule; no longer would capitalists exploit workers. from Fox News
High Valyrian is also spoken by nobles and scholars throughout Westeros. from Mashable
Sure, there's Canada's Kobo, and Barnes & Nobles' Nook is hanging on. from The Verge
When Amazon opened in 22.1, Barnes & Nobles and Borders dominated sales. from CNBC
Ryan Nobles, Dan Merica and Caroline Kelly contributed to this report. from CNN
White Walkers are generally ignored; some nobles deny their existence outright. from Vox
Funny enough, it was with Ryan Nobles who is now at CNN. from The Hill
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Annie Grayer and Veronica Stracqualursi contributed to this story. from CNN
After the revolution, hunting previously restricted to nobles was permitted for all. from Economist
Arya's reactions as she watches the nobles process in are also mirrored. from Vox
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Jim Acosta and Rene Marsh contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Deirdre Walsh, Tami Luhby and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Jeff Zeleny and Lauren Fox contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Kevin Liptak, Jeremy Herb and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Carma Hassan and Eric Levenson contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Veronica Stracqualursi and Arlette Saenz contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Chandelis Duster, Gregory Krieg and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Maeve Reston, Gregory Krieg and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
There's a little Pete Campbell in each of these modern-day nobles. from The New York Times
CNN's Jeff Zeleny, Arlette Saenz and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
Nobles is one of many in the industry experiencing the same struggles. from Business Insider
CNN's Dan Merica, Arlette Saenz and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Judson Jones, Ryan Nobles and Kevin Bohn contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Gregory Krieg and Emanuella Grinberg contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Sophie Tatum, Ryan Nobles and Andrew Dunn contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Connor Spielmaker, Eric Bradner and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
" Sometimes a soft, glittering horn provides background color, as on "Noble Nobles. from Hyperallergic
For instance, when Dany took over the city of Meereen during the season four episode "Oathkeeper," she was so angered by the Meereenese nobles' crucifixion of slave children that she ordered an equivalent number of captured nobles crucified. from Vox
I was told yes, it did," Garrett told CNN's Ryan Nobles on "Newsroom. from CNN
Those problems exist on tablets from Barnes and Nobles, Google, and Apple, too. from Vice
The book also tops the Barnes & Nobles Bestseller nonfiction list, selling for $17.99. from CNBC
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Nia-Malika Henderson and Kate Sullivan contributed to this report. from CNN
"Metro came out beasting — they locked everybody up," recalled Tee Tee Nobles, 28. from The New York Times
CNN's Miranda Green, Ryan Nobles, Eric Bradner, Tal Kopan and Jeremy Diamond contributed reporting. from CNN
CNN's Ted Barrett, MJ Lee, Ryan Nobles, and Kaitlan Collins contributed to this report. from CNN
He told Nobles that insulting the billionaire is not the way to beat him. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Tal Kopan, Daniella Diaz and Clare Foren contributed to this report. from CNN
In England, hunting had long been a pursuit of royal courts and wealthy nobles. from New Republic
The former nobles were there to offer him Nazar, a traditional form of respect. from Business Insider
David Nobles, a truck driver in Central Texas, was getting his life in order. from Business Insider
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Sara Ganim, Gregory Wallace and Rene Marsh contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Connor Spielmaker, Ryan Nobles, Leslie Holland and Amanda Watts contributed to this report. from CNN
As an author, I've also appreciated the chance to speak at Barnes & Nobles nationwide. from The New York Times
CNN's Kristin Wilson, Ryan Nobles, Ted Barrett and Ashley Killough contributed to this report. from CNN
Did the nobles of Westeros accidentally elevate a ruler who will never vacate the throne? from Mashable
Polish nobles were deprived of cheap agricultural labour, Austrian and Hungarian military officials of conscripts. from Economist
CNN's Marshall Cohen, Mary Kay Mallonee, Laura Robinson and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
"If you stop to think about it, tastes in entertainment are always changing," Nobles said. from CNN
Mr. Trump replied that he suspected Mr. Nobles was trying to protect the pilots' jobs. from The New York Times
You solve remaining frictions between the nobles and the peasantry in anticipation of a new tomorrow. from Vice
CNN's Gregory Krieg, Jeff Zeleny, Jacqueline Howard, Ryan Nobles, and Annie Grayer contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Jeff Zeleny, Cassie Spodak, Ryan Nobles, Brianna Keilar and Aaron Cooper contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Dana Bash, Kevin Liptak, Dan Merica, Sara Murray and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Daniel Nikbakht, Alanna Petroff, Julia Horowitz, Ryan Nobles and Michelle Kosinski contributed to this report. from CNN
It's up for pre-order on the Barnes & Nobles site, and starts shipping on Black Friday. from TechCrunch
You solve remaining frictions between the nobles and the peasantry in anticipation of a new tomorrow. from Vice
CNN's Manu Raju, Clare Foran, Allie Malloy, Lauren Fox and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
He pressed Mr. Nobles to cut the flight crews in the 727s from three to two. from The New York Times
Nobles was one of those people, and suddenly lost his job transporting band and stage equipment. from Business Insider
But Sanders told CNN's Ryan Nobles today that he is in fairly regular contact with Obama. from CNN
CNN's Allie Malloy, Phil Mattingly, Jeff Zeleny, Ryan Nobles and Tal Kopan contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Ryan Nobles, Dan Merica, Caroline Kelly, Dana Bash and Devan Cole contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Gloria Borger, Kristin Wilson, Ryan Nobles, Ted Barrett and Margo Snipe contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Brynn Gingras, Shimon Prokupecz, Josh Campbell, Ryan Nobles and Julia Jones contributed to this report. from CNN
What was once the rendezvous of 18th-century Milanese nobles now attracts a modern elite crowd. from Business Insider
The Savants are mid-range Nobles (the most expensive are the well-received $1650 Noble Kaiser 10Us). from Gizmodo
"The beauty of working with (these) characters is that the emotional investment has already begun," Nobles said. from CNN
For families, the notion of resting one's head where nobles once slumbered is part of the attraction. from The New York Times
What happened next: CNN's Ryan Nobles reports that Trump called Johnson shortly after the opposition was announced. from CNN
His satire was laced with "forsooths,'' "lyres,'' "nobles and peasants,'' "courtiers,'' "verilys" and other Old English touches. from The New York Times
Once upon a time, it was exclusively for nobles and about tying kingdoms together and consolidating power. from Vice
Zaryadye was abandoned by affluent nobles when Peter the Great moved the capital to St Petersburg in 1712. from Economist
CNN's Dan Merica, Ryan Nobles, Jeff Zeleny, Pamela Brown, Elizabeth Landers and Jeremy Diamond contributed to this report. from CNN
" In an age of princes, dukes, nobles, and aristocrats of every sort, the Constitution prohibited "titles of nobility. from The Hill
And she has, brutally — killing slave masters, crucifying Meereenese nobles, and most recently, burning the Dothraki leadership alive. from Refinery 29
CNN's Ashley Killough, Deirdre Walsh, Abby Phillip, Manu Raju, Kevin Liptak and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
They're coming in from Targets, Walmarts, and Barnes and Nobles in Waco, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and Minneapolis. from The Verge
And it wasn't just the independent stores — no, we're talking about the Barnes & Nobles and Borders of the world. from Mashable
Enter the Brotherhood Without Banners, a roving troop of soldiers and nobles led by the Lightning Lord, Beric Dondarrion. from Refinery 29
CNN's Jennifer Rizzo, Ryan Nobles, Joe Sutton, John Newsome, Shawn Nottingham and Catherine E. Shoichet contributed to this report. from CNN
"Social media was not built to deliver health care," Nobles, who co-led the study, said in an email. from CNBC
Note: The film depicts nobles throwing blood oranges; an earlier version of this article incorrectly said they threw tomatoes. from CNN
But the scenes on the cruise — full of elderly Americans cosplaying as early-20th-century Russian nobles — are transporting. from The New York Times
The juxtaposition invites us to re-evaluate the dilemmas of the Russian nobles, contrasting them with more existential struggles. from The New York Times
It's why some lined up overnight in advance of Comey's first public appearance Wednesday, at Barnes & Nobles in Union Square. from Vox
When the Sultan had finished praying, he rode back to his palace, flanked by nobles on horseback and tootling trumpeters. from Economist
The new Nook is on sale today at brick-and-mortar Barnes & Nobles stores as well as on its site. from The Verge
While there she meets Raleigh Carlyle, Viscount of Castlereagh and Wolfgang Ludovich, the Graf of Lefsburg, two other nobles miscellaneous. from Vice
Henry's nobles had rebelled and the emperor had to humiliate himself in order to get his kingdom back in order. from Vice
CNN's Dan Merica, MJ Lee, Juana Summers, David Siegel, Ryan Nobles, Ashley Killough and Dan Merica contributed to this report. from CNN
A pink and gold silk umbrella was carried over his head as he walked into a court of former nobles. from Business Insider
CNN's Sara Ganim, Rene Marsh, Pamela Brown, Ryan Nobles, Abby Phillip, Kaitlan Collins and Gregory Wallace contributed to this report. from CNN
They produced likenesses — generally flattering — that affirmed the status of rulers and nobles for one another, their constituencies and posterity. from The New York Times
CNN's Tal Kopan, Jeff Zeleny, MJ Lee, Manu Raju, Dan Merica, Sunlen Serfaty and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
"As early as the reign of Rama III, many Siamese nobles were already able to read European books," she said. from Reuters
The island served as a burial ground for Scottish kings, including Macbeth, as well as nobles from Ireland and Norway. from The New York Times
CNN's Kate Sullivan, Cristina Alesci, Jamie Gumbrecht, Gregory Krieg, Dan Merica, Annie Grayer and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Phil Mattingly, Ashley Killough, Deirdre Walsh, Abby Phillip, Manu Raju, Kevin Liptak and Ryan Nobles contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Holly Yan, Brandon Miller, Gene Norman, Judson Jones, Ryan Nobles, Monte Plott and Kevin Bohn contributed to this report. from CNN
All of them, in fact, except the handful of nobles he could ransom back to their families for a high price. from Mashable
All the while, nobles went on to indulge in newer trends like drinking tea, using forks to eat, and smoking opium. from Vice
They attacked at night, snuck up on people, hid in bushes, impersonated nobles... they were basically the James Bonds of Japan. from Mashable
The Nobles and UEs present that part of the song in the exact spot where it belongs and with unerring clarity. from The Verge
"Art no longer has to be only about documentation, or portraits of nobles, or even grandiose acts of rebellion," Connelly says. from Vice
Like those Renaissance nobles and the tales they concoct, we are still bound and chained by the same drives and obsessions. from The New York Times
The museum also contains a fine collection of handmade Ganjifa playing cards used by nobles and royalty during the Mughal era. from The New York Times
CNN's Dan Merica, Ryan Nobles, Pamela Brown, Eli Watkins, Ariane de Vogue, Kevin Liptak and Gloria Borger contributed to this report. from CNN
Funko has grown into a $686 million business selling its wares in GameStops, Barnes & Nobles, and Hot Topics around the country. from Vice
And to convince his fellow nobles and subjects of his legitimacy to rule, this nonnative Burgundian had to put on a show. from The New York Times
In today's episode, 29-year-old Ashley and 32-year-old Brett Nobles take us through their airy downtown Los Angeles home. from Refinery 29
Later, a group of the most powerful nobles in Westeros meets to figure out Jon's fate and the future of the realm. from Vice
Barnes & Nobles prevailed in a fight with competitor Crown Books, and it ultimately purchased Bookstop in 1989, according to the Washington Post. from Business Insider
Now, as CNN's Ryan Nobles reported, some of these residents may not have known that absentee ballots were requested in their name. from CNN
CNN's Kristin Wilson, Phil Mattingly, Manu Raju, Jeremy Herb, Liz Turrell, Ryan Nobles, Liz Landers and Alex Rogers contributed to this report. from CNN
CNN's Manu Raju, Kate Sullivan, Ryan Nobles, Liz Landers, Lauren Fox, Sarah Westwood, Alex Rogers and Kaitlan Collins contributed to this report from CNN
"Attention spans are shorter and it's harder today to really wow kids because they see so many daredevil feats online," Nobles said. from CNN
The bookstore chain Borders closed in 2011 after 40 years in business, even as Barnes & Nobles perseveres in the Amazon-dominated business. from Business Insider
Over the course of his short, nine-year rule, the accomplished warrior and statesman united the nobles and the public behind him. from Refinery 29
Roman nobles threw spectacular banquets with artistic displays and processions of food that were feasts for all the senses, particularly that of sight. from CNBC
In few years, the Night King and Dany's dragons will become legends told by the nobles to explain why they're still in power. from Refinery 29
Act II takes place largely inside the prince's castle, where decadent nobles in hot colors dance in front of a pile of antlers. from New Republic
In her famed "Blue Room," she guided young nobles in the art of conversation, and apparently encouraged the ladies to follow her lead. from Vice
And then there is a roster of contemporary nobles who buy modern designs for themselves rather than simply relying on the family trove. from The New York Times
The White House is an imperial court, with Trump as fickle monarch and everyone else befuddled nobles trying to respond to his whims. from New Republic
Orange-throwing nobles, a rifle-wielding duchess, duck races and dirty tricks speed the movie through months of tension in the royal court. from CNN
The coronation of the king of Tonga begins with a taumafa kava, in which the king drinks the traditional beverage with 150 nobles. from The New York Times
" The Guardian responded, at the end of that month, with Mr. Billington's, "Knockouts, Nobles and Nukes: The 25 Best British Plays Since 'Jerusalem. from The New York Times
In the victors' telling, the realm was beset not just by the Mad King but by a sudden and entirely irrational action on the part of his previously not-mad son, who for no reason at all kidnapped the daughter of one of the most prominent nobles in the land while she was betrothed to one of the other most prominent nobles. from Vox
The Third Estate (the non-noble/non-clergy part of the assembly) then split from the nobles and clergy and demanded a written constitution. from CNN
And that goes double for royal marriages — in some cases, nobles and high ranking courtiers were actually invited to watch the couple have sex. from Refinery 29
Monkeywrench BooksIf you're looking for best sellers or anything that has been even close to being stocked in Barnes and Nobles, keep on walking. from Vice
And then I started digging through every old pair of earphones still in my possession and trying their neglected tips on the uncooperative Nobles. from The Verge
But to secure funds for a war against unruly Scottish nobles to the north in 1640, he faced the ancient dilemma of English kings. from New Republic
CNN's Ted Barrett, Phil Mattingly, Lauren Fox, MJ Lee, Manu Raju, Kristin Wilson, David Wright, Ryan Nobles and Hannah Lang contributed to this report. from CNN
She kills not only the Faith Militant, the Tyrells and members of the Small Council, but hundreds of nobles present to attend the trial. from The New York Times
But Mr. Nobles said his boss was nervous about flying to Boston on a shuttle flight the next day to demonstrate the airline's safety. from The New York Times
Both the castle and realm never recovered: the image of Harrenhal's melted stone walls and incinerated inhabitants was seared into the nobles' collective minds forever. from Mashable
He always at least tried to work with the Westerosi nobles in power, rather than simply destroying everyone who stood in his way, Cersei style. from Mashable
Correction below Stories of countesses bathing in virgin blood, or vampiric nobles sucking the juice out of the young, have captured our attention for centuries. from TechCrunch
Dutch embossed leather wall coverings marketed in Japan, it turns out, made a fine material for Jinbaori, vest-like surcoats worn by nobles and samurai. from Hyperallergic
"He hired me because I supposedly knew what I was doing, but he firmly believes that he's the smartest guy in the room," Nobles said. from CNN
"Most of these new nobles preferred to stress their way of living in retirement on their lands, free from any visible commercial activity," Desan writes. from New Yorker
In both episodes, when the royal procession arrives, Arya Stark is seen hiding in the crowd instead of waiting to receive the nobles with her family. from Vox
One of the main causes of the French Revolution was that rich nobles got out of paying taxes while the lower classes paid the largest share. from The Hill
Ryan Nobles, CNN's Washington correspondent, earlier had questioned DeVos as she was waiting for an elevator following testimony on plans to cut funding for the program. from The Hill
Nobles asked the Trump official a number of questions, but DeVos ignored them and shifted her gaze between one of her aides and the CNN camera. from The Hill
CNN's Abby Phillip, Kaitlan Collins, Jeremy Diamond, Manu Raju, Phil Mattingly, Ashley Killough, Veronica Stracqualursi, Ryan Nobles, Sophie Tatum and Liz Stark contributed to this report. from CNN
At the age of 16, I wandered into a Barnes and Nobles and found a copy of Apocalypse Culture II in the store's social science section. from Vice
The work, "Liberté," centers on a group of French nobles seeking to spread the ideals of "libertinage" at the Prussian court shortly before the French Revolution. from The New York Times
As much as the High Sparrow claims he's interested in treating all sinners alike — "sons of high lords, sons of fishermen" — he's really only targeting nobles. from The New York Times
Calling Obama an "icon" in the Democratic Party, Sanders also noted in an interview with CNN's Ryan Nobles the former president's importance in the 2020 election. from CNN
Many scholars suspect that her mummy is hidden in the Valley of the Kings, which, despite its name, contains the tombs of various nobles as well. from New Yorker
But some were still grumbling, chiefly a local unit of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine called the Beni Kedem Shriners. from The New York Times
It opens with Robert and the other Scottish nobles — once led by an unseen William Wallace — licking their wounds, having recently been routed by the English. from The New York Times
In the crypt, the child's coffin rests near dozens of other wooden burial boxes, some of which held the bodies of Aragonese princes and Neapolitan nobles. from The New York Times
One goal is to get more faculty in various disciplines thinking about ethical issues, said Melissa Nobles, dean of MIT's School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. from Axios
In an exhibit hall, companies such as Lockheed Martin and Textron showcased missiles, while Nobles and Orbital ATK showed off massive machine guns for helicopter door gunners. from Buzzfeed News
All France's resources, the wealth and poverty of its towns and the disposition of its nobles would be counted, so that the king could control them better. from Economist
Outlaw King picks up in the immediate aftermath of Wallace's defeat at Falkirk, as Lord Robert Bruce joins prominent Scottish nobles in their surrender to King Edward. from Refinery 29
They have been shaped by centuries of civil and foreign wars, local strife, religious zealotry, the rapacious nobles' hunger to own land and control those below them. from The New York Times
The King's support of boxing fostered an environment in which fighters received patronage from wealthy nobles, who supported their training and made heavy bets on the pugilists. from Vice
That allowed the hard-up nobles to issue, in 22019, the first Pfandbrief: a tradable bond, secured on individual properties and the assets of the whole Landschaft. from Economist
In 1511, a carnival in Udine, Italy, turned into a riot that led to the murder of 50 nobles and the sacking of more than 20 palaces. from The New York Times
Robert and the other nobles make uneasy peace with Edward but are shortly pushed back into violent rebellion, which is where Mackenzie seems happiest to have them. from The New York Times
So when a property manager told wife-and-husband team Ashley and Brett Nobles about a tenant who rented out his pad for photo shoots, they were intrigued. from Refinery 29
"Our study is observational and cannot be used to show cause and effect," said the lead author, Carrie J. Nobles, an epidemiologist with the National Institutes of Health. from The New York Times
Mr. Nobles said he explained to Mr. Trump that the 727s used by the Trump Shuttle were configured for a pilot, a co-pilot and a flight engineer. from The New York Times
Crescenzo, a 32-year-old lawyer, said she was most excited about participating in a formal Latin Mass, the same one the British nobles perform at their ceremonies. from The New York Times
Full of intrigues and murderous plots around courts of corrupt and incompetent nobles, Crusader Kings 2 could be played as a strategy game, or as a narrative sandbox. from Vice
Plus, Borders didn&apost have an e-reader as popular as Barnes & Nobles&apos Nook or Amazon&aposs Kindle to keep the company alive in the digital age. from Business Insider
It eschews the tendency of fantasy stories to largely focus on nobles, knights, and specific figures by presenting many of its conflicts through the perspectives of everyday people. from Vice
These manuscripts are also testaments to wider geographic connections, because, as works of art, they often served as a gift or objects for exchange for nobles and elites. from Hyperallergic
Faculty in other departments leery of the societal effects of technology and AI might use the connections with the computing college to critique the work of technologists, said Nobles. from Axios
The 48-year-old had an accident on the third lap of the race at Greeba Castle and was treated at the scene before being airlifted to Nobles Hospital. from Reuters
In early 1789, he was a daily spectator of the States General, an assembly of nobles, clergy and citizens called by King Louis XVI to address an economic crisis. from The New York Times
They are a strong, stalwart house who prize justice and fairness, and compared to families like the Martells, Tyrells, and Lannisters they're the least scheme-y nobles in Westeros. from Mashable
The French nobles are effete and opportunistic, and serve an unworthy monarch: at Timbers's request, the Dauphin's cape has been altered to include a hoodie with dangling white drawstrings. from New Yorker
They're essentially a Polish brand of dumplings, and originated in the 13th century as a peasant food that gained popularity among the nobles (as I hope for my articles). from Vice
Sin embargo, nuestro aprecio por estas plantas de hojas abundantes apenas data de la época victoriana, cuando la pteridomanía se convirtió en pasatiempo de nobles y plebeyos por igual. from The New York Times
CNN's Scott Glover, Evan Perez, David Shortell, Amir Vera, Nicole Chavez, Chelsea Carter, Adrienne Winston, Ryan Nobles, Allie Malloy, Kevin Liptak, Connor Spielmaker and Rashard Rose contributed to this report. from CNN
In perhaps the most amusing flourish, the process of selecting a new leader saw someone propose trying democracy, a suggestion that was roundly laughed off by the nobles in attendance. from CNN
And the nobles and artists who were part of a more libertine faction of society went and enjoyed the kind of entertainment that had formally been performed at the court. from The New York Times
Nobles, the airline executive, warned Trump the $1 million makeover he wanted each plane to undergo would do little to attract new customers, pointing him to clear-cut survey data. from CNN
As the Joyce Theater curtain descends at the end of the Sarasota Ballet's production of Frederick Ashton's "Valses Nobles et Sentimentales," a softly dazzling masterstroke of choreography is still occurring. from The New York Times
It's hardly the only Joni-flection: "Noble Nobles" and "Earth to Heaven" have the complex harmony and coltish melodic phrasing of songs from Ms. Mitchell's mid-to-late-'70s albums. from The New York Times
There were definitely some nice touches, like the dragon-wing shot of Daenerys and the nobles' guffaws at the mere thought of actual democracy, one of the night's funnier moments. from The New York Times
With its two landscaped islands joined by a bridge, Morikami's Shinden Garden was inspired by the gardens that were adapted for the estates of Japanese nobles from Chinese garden design. from The New York Times
The Ottoman women closest to imperial power were not nobles, but slaves: stolen from their Christian families, selected for their health and beauty, and placed in the sultan's private harem. from The New York Times
The season features new stagings of the medieval morality play "Everyman"; Shostakovich's tragic opera, "Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District"; and Verdi's "I Due Foscari," about Italian nobles brought low. from The New York Times
This is partly because the country is a historical fusion of small states and cities that were once run by princes and nobles, all determined to prove their cultural prowess. from The New York Times
The Magna Carta, in which English nobles negotiated a few basic rights for themselves in the 13th century, is considered a foundation stone of the democracy that emerged centuries later. from The New York Times
"The sale of NAES substantially completes the $2 billion capital raising initiative that we announced in June", Nobles' Co-Chief Executive Officers Jeff Frase and Will Randall said in its statement. from Reuters
With the demise of Borders, B. Dalton and Waldenbooks, plus the closure of a bunch of Barnes & Nobles, swaths of densely populated U.S. cities are now without a single remaining bookstore. from Axios
I enjoy him as a goof on the colorful history of actual half-wit nobles and monarchs — and thus as a walking critique of the very concept of royalty by birth. from The New York Times
"He was quite terrified that we were going to have an airplane burning on the runway with his name splashed across it," said Bruce R. Nobles, who was the airline's president. from The New York Times
Cuando los políticos se desentienden de los asuntos más urgentes de nuestra era, escribe Carlos Granés, el arte abandona el espectáculo en pos de las causas nobles y la corrección política. from The New York Times
The French have a long and ambiguous link to their forests, a source of conflict during the revolution in the eighteenth century between nobles and peasants seeking firewood and land for grazing. from Economist
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over four months, writer Samantha Nobles-Block, street photographer Brice Sanchez, and portrait photographer Clare Calingasan worked to document the challenges facing San Francisco's artistic community. from Hyperallergic
The reason the Thrones-era Lannisters live in a castle called Casterly Rock is because Lann tricked the nobles of House Casterly out of their home and took it over for himself. from Mashable
Most book tours involve some readings at various Barnes & Nobles, maybe a stop at a speaking hall like New York's 92nd Street Y or a major indie bookstore like Denver's Tattered Cover. from Vox
Daenerys, by contrast, was a real threat to lordly prerogative since Drogon's ability to travel long distances quickly and attack fortified positions meant that nobles would have to take her commands seriously. from Vox
Sanders on Friday confirmed for the first time that his campaign will not ask for a full recanvass of the Iowa results in a one-on-one interview with CNN's Ryan Nobles. from CNN
Imitations were once prized by nobles, from the palaces of imperial China to Versailles, where Louis XIV's courtiers are believed to have sought silken blossoms for the tops of their bed canopies. from The New York Times
Melissa Nobles, dean of MIT&aposs School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, and Edward Schiappa, section head for Comparative Media Studies/Writing, where Diaz is based, were involved in the internal investigation. from Fox News
The series chronicles the monarch's desperate attempts to hold off the nobles who want him dead while also building the palace of his dreams outside of Paris, in the little town of Versailles. from Vox
But it arrived over a century after the 1612 and 1622 two-part release of Albion's Glorious Ile, a series of maps by engraver William Hole that nobles apparently loved to hand-color. from Hyperallergic
The first executive Trump hired to run his shuttle, an industry veteran named Bruce Nobles, was ousted after about a year on the job, even though he had matched Pan Am's market share. from CNN
The idea is that this resembles the way medieval Dutch nobles and farmers haggled over maintaining the dikes and canals that kept their polders above water—and over how to split the bill. from Economist
The west bank of the River Nile at Luxor is home to the Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs and nobles of the New Kingdom were buried in tombs carved into the rock. from Reuters
"King Mongkut and other nobles employed Western missionaries to teach their household English, Western manners and other knowledge well before the arrival of Leonowens," Kanthika Sriudom, a historian at Rangsit University, told Reuters. from Reuters