This automaton clock, a princely treasure and princely toy, was made in Augsburg, south Germany around 1615.
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So was born the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Later, princely Garrett shares his epic flaw: He is divorced.
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But the stakes are larger than even that princely sum.
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FILET mignon commands a princely sum on many restaurant menus.
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This puts someone in mind of those princely email swindles.
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He sold them for the princely sum of 893,000 crowns.
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But the princely capers make a gripping, if sometimes repellent, read.
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A "princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact".
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" Nelson added that "the color purple always made him feel Princely.
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Disappearing tax bills and princely membership fees are badges of honor.
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In the Rust Belt in the 230s, these were princely sums.
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MbS's brash style has irritated many princely cousins and residual uncles.
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Nevertheless, the Liechtenstein Princely Collections remain confident of the Cranach's authenticity.
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And it priced that slab of new technology at a princely $203.
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Those princely sums add up to a lot of votes in Congress.
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Here was an infinitely more alluring model of princely purpose and prerogative.
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Radicals irked him; he regarded them with a kind of princely ennui.
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The money, court papers said, allowed him to lead a princely lifestyle.
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Fortunately, for Trump, such princely infirmities were covered in The Art of War.
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"Politicians come and go, but the princely dynasty is here forever," he said.
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Surely compensation for the world's educators and researchers must be even more princely.
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The tenor Krystian Adam brought a plangent voice and princely mien to Orfeo.
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Patel supervised the sometimes violent incorporation of Muslim-run princely states into India proper.
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In 2016 Bolivia sold 25 tonnes of lithium carbonate to China, pocketing a princely $208,000.
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These are not princely wages that fast-food workers are earning in the Bay Area.
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To please his princely bosses, Mr AlMadani is forging ahead on various fronts at once.
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The sum was not princely — a little less than $1.83,000 — but larger cases would follow.
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And instead of a Princely purple, Prophet's music is a playful yellow, like those lemons.
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"Perhaps procuring beans isn't a princely venture…" wonders Ignis, moments after taking that bean quest.
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It's not just that Murray is known for being both irascible and princely in disposition.
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His princely champion Karl August died in 1828, followed two years later by Goethe's own son.
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Jenny isn't the only seller getting rid of her Blue Heelers collection for a princely sum.
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And for that princely sum, Uber gets to keep its drivers as contractors, rather than employees.
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In the place of small "princely" tributary states, India has created larger, language-based administrative units.
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The Beltway has come to expect such savants and to confer on them a princely status.
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Soon they hired him as an interpreter, for the comparatively princely sum of $25 a day.
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The blazer flared a touch at the bottom, adding something princely and maybe even Prince-ly.
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"What was always obviously princely about him was his bearing and his movement quality," she said.
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This is a princely sum, which, given the work he does, no one should begrudge him.
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"My $24 per hour is not a princely sum considering cost of living," Ms. Kamen said.
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And at center is the Met's absorbing, princely portrait of Juan de Pareja, Velázquez's enslaved assistant.
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The abstainer from wealth, who hid in the toilet to avoid the company of princely visitors.
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Ultimately, the artwork was bought for the princely sum of $10,000, by bid caller Robin Leach.
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For the princely sum of about $18, his fans could meet the UK's answer to Chris Hansen.
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The villa is rumoured to be worth some $4m, a princely sum on a civil servant's salary.
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A million dollars sure didn't seem like the princely sum it appeared to be from a distance.
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ITT's top five executives received princely compensation over the period — $2400 million in total, regulatory records show.
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It refers to the shop, Percy's House of Style, and to the princely chic of its clientele.
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It is paying Mr. Lore a princely sum to spearhead the revamping of its e-commerce strategy.
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Drillers will also need to start producing acreage swiftly and efficiently after shelling out princely sums for land.
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Well, now you can buy one for the princely sum of $20 from the Boring Company's online store.
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The castle was transferred to the princely Oettingen-Wallerstein line in 21 and remains with that family today.
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In Jammu, to the south, the Maharaja's forces assisted by troops borrowed from other princely states, massacred Muslims.
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In Jammu, to the south, the Maharaja's forces assisted by troops borrowed from other princely states, massacred Muslims.
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It was a princely state, ruled by a Hindu maharajah, but with a population that was majority Muslim.
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It was a princely state, ruled by a Hindu maharajah, but with a population that was majority Muslim.
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Microsoft has announced that it's selling its feature phone division to Foxconn for the princely sum of $350 million.
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Shelby saw fit to offer Doc Kearns and Dempsey the princely sum of $200,000 to fight in the town.
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Valtice was once dominated by the princely House of Liechtenstein, which first acquired estates here in the 403th century.
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There is often one princely male among an all-female corps de ballet and one (maybe two) featured ballerinas.
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Its price: $3,995 — a princely premium over a no-frills home treadmill that might set you back about $500.
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He is scrupulously punctual and always well briefed, but he loves to surprise Western diplomats by flouting princely decorum.
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"He was mainly talking to Knoxville, my puppy," says Stefan Leroy, whose service dog received a princely pat on Sunday.
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During the first month, customers ordered $3,500 worth of pizzas for military hospitals, a princely sum in Ukraine these days.
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Pickle is an extraordinary creature: a princely street rat, genius level soft and beautiful, and scented like a roast chicken.
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For a day's labor, they received $4 — a princely sum compared with what they could have earned in the South.
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Alumni protest that pinhead reporters don't know the whole story, that these coaches and presidents and chancellors are princely men.
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My father shelled out a princely sum of $80 to secure the books and our D&D lives had begun.
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Dena Abergel, the children's ballet master at City Ballet, said that Tenzin's lyrical, princely quality was obvious from the start.
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Vanquished local rulers, if lucky, might be granted a princely death, sewn into a sack and then trampled by horses.
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The marriage began a period of revitalization for Monaco, and the princely couple had three children: Caroline, Albert and Stephanie.
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His income had gone from 22 shillings a week to 2000,500 shillings — roughly $25, a princely sum for the area.
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Wei mentioned the Belt and Road Initiative, which offers princely sums for economic development to nations in the region and beyond.
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It will be a China/US venture, according to Deadline, with the princely sum of $80 million reportedly attached to it.
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The dispute over the former princely state sparked the first two of three wars between India and Pakistan after independence 280.
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Whether strip or ribeye, expect to pay a princely sum — nearly 70% more than the common folk pay in Killeen, Texas.
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A controversial hot pink "emoji house" in Manhattan Beach, southern California is up for sale for the princely sum of $1,749,000.
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The old king is dead; long live the new king, T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), a princely sort who comes with many advantages.
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We observe the parties protesting against wireless market reconfiguration and abandoning old channels in a flash when offered a princely sum.
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The mere thought of taking home a piece of Federer for the princely sum of $1.25 certainly lured in the punters.
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Ms. Murphy will dance alongside the consummately princely David Hallberg, in his first season back after a long recovery from injury.
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For many years, her sons have been engaged in the usual princely activities: charities, parties, polo, serving in the armed services.
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The dispute over the former princely state sparked the first two of three wars between India and Pakistan after independence 1947.
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WHEN THE princely state of Jammu & Kashmir joined the fledgling Indian union in October 1947, it had little choice in the matter.
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His romantic version appealed especially to Rajputs, the Hindu warrior caste that supplied the rulers of numerous princely states in western India.
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Serfdom and the rise of princely absolutism are rehabilitated by Mr Wilson as tools for consensus, without discussion of their frequent abuse.
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Indeed, President Trump, Jared Kushner and Prince Mohammed seem to mistake presidential and princely preference and mutual agreement for statecraft and implementation.
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Mr. Patel was India's first deputy prime minister and worked to bring together more than 500 princely states ruled by indigenous monarchs.
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For Aramco's $75bn payout to match this would imply a valuation of $1.2trn or so, well short of the original princely sum. ■
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In the course of the short hour we had been sitting there, I began to form a picture of the princely family.
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It eventually came to house more than 3,000 medieval, Renaissance and early Baroque works, the biggest surviving princely art collection in Europe.
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The Xbox 360 and Xbox One controllers that followed also took design cues from the Controller S, instead of the Duke's princely size.
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Previously, the island was led by the seigneur, who leased it from the crown for the princely sum of £1.79 ($2.26) a year.
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Shaped like a seated Chinese scholar, it would be right at home in Dresden's Green Vault, the greatest surviving collection of princely treasures.
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Despite this legendary alias, it seems that no one had figured out which specific shade of purple was the most Princely until now.
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Gianandrea Noseda conducted with characteristic intelligence; Piotr Beczala applied his princely, ringing tenor to Maurizio; Ambrogio Maestri brought wit and depth to Michonnet.
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Then his enablers whisper to the media that the delicacies were pulverized all along and would have looked worse without his princely footwork.
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It acquired Westinghouse in 2006 for $5.4 billion, a princely investment upon which it was struggling to earn a return, even before Fukushima.
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And Mr. Camarena sang thrillingly in "Credeasi misera," the rousing choral ensemble that Arturo initiates, his stirring phrases capped by princely high notes.
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The dispute over the former princely state of Kashmir sparked the first two of three wars between India and Pakistan after independence in 1947.
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The successful candidate will be paid the less-than-princely sum of 22,000 pounds ($27,433) per year plus benefits and contributions towards a pension.
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Packaged in a plain sleeve with handwritten track-listing, they pressed only 1,280 copies, available via mail-order for the princely sum of £21.
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The return includes the contents of a princely tomb excavated near Fara in Sabina, north of Rome, which the museum bought in the 1970s.
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If you ever do the devil horns rock hand \m/ thing from now on do you have to pay Gene Simmons a princely sum?
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He makes these jewelry pieces and — I won't say they're capes and they're not ponchos — they're really hip princely sort of robe type things.
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The brute power of the Indian police and army was used in 20023 to corral the princely state of Hyderabad into the Indian Union.
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"We were not 100 percent convinced that we could tell the prince he should buy it," Johann Kräftner, director of The Princely Collections, said.
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"To You/For You" starts as a sizzle of Princely funk, then toggles into heavy trap, with Mr. Bruner rapping over a spare beat.
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What's on tap for Alex and me tonight is a Private PlayLab, which is ordinarily priced at a princely $1,000 for a three-hour session.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - LGT, the private bank owned by Lichtenstein's princely family, is on the lookout for acquisitions to boost its business, it said on Monday.
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What's on tap for Alex and me tonight is a Private PlayLab, which is ordinarily priced at a princely $1,000 for a three-hour session.
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Mellon was a gifted gardener with princely means and infallible taste: Her close friend Jacqueline Kennedy asked her to redesign the White House Rose Garden.
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The dispute over who controlled the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir gave rise to three wars and other armed conflicts over the region.
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Kazim Ali Khan, a candidate for the BSP, happens to be the titular nawab of Rampur, whose ancestors once ruled the district as a princely state.
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The vehicle, for which she paid the princely sum of $700, is more than just a means of transportation for Ms. Villarreal — it's her calling card.
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See how Anthony Gignac made a princely sum with his outrageous claims of royal Saudi lineage — and how he got away with it for so long.
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Beyond the ruptured timeline, this is actually quite a conservative way of displaying art — closer to a 17th-century princely collection than a modern scientific museum.
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Later, during the 18th century, public visitors began to be admitted to the royal European collections held in princely palaces —still an activity for the advantaged.
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Muslim-majority Jammu and Kashmir, a former princely state on the border between India and Pakistan, has been in dispute since the partition of India in 1947.
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The ceremonies that are meant to heal these children are expensive: about $2803 (a princely sum for a population that lives on less than $1 per day).
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Mr Trump presented him with a princely gift: American recognition of Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in the Arab-Israeli war of 1967.
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Like the fragile glass vessels made by master blowers solely for display in princely treasure rooms of the period, these cards were created as works of art.
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Jammu and Kashmir was a former princely state where a large number of people were killed and others were driven away by the violence during the partition.
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Exclusive 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Clem Labine bought his Brooklyn brownstone in Park Slope more than 50 years ago for the then-princely sum of $25,000.
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But "A History of Pictures" is less a coherent theory than a very sophisticated chat, embellished with a princely collection of images guided by Hockney's particular tastes.
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For the princely sum of $22011,500, my classmates and I spent three days learning from the sideshow masters, followed by a student showcase on the last day.
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But Asia has far fewer sites for this, forcing traders to keep the current excess LNG on ships - at a princely charter rate of $160,000 a day.
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The creators of these programs, all white men, formed a kind of princely pantheon of showrunners and were regularly grouped together by the press as mavericks and visionaries.
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"It is called the Princely Portfolio," said Max, a Harvard-educated 48-year-old who started out in banking as an investment analyst at JPMorgan in New York.
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A mashup of Jhabvala's earlier fiction and Forster's " The Hill of Devi ," about his visits to a small princely state, the book feels both warmed over and overwrought.
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I used to pay $570 a month in the Haight Ashbury area with parking, and I distinctly remember wondering if I should take on such a princely sum.
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As sectarian violence exploded and one of the greatest migrations in history unfolded at India's borders, the fate of more than 500 princely states hung in the balance.
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Besides "The Discourses," his study of republican or non-princely government, he wrote a history of Florence, a treatise on warfare and a constitutional proposal for the city.
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Called the "Iron Man of India" for his relentless and uncompromising activism, he worked to successfully integrate over 500 princely states to form a unified, newly born India.
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Vietnamese generals stride past Australian admirals in tropical whites; a giant of a Fijian officer waits near a waif-like Saudi delegate, his gold-edged robe denoting princely rank.
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"What was amazing was having several handsome princes walking around serving hors d'oeuvres," she adds, referring to the men in "princely" attire who attended to guests throughout the event.
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Costing a princely $2,500, these are Pioneer's very best headphones and they're assembled by hand in Japan with all the obsessive care that the country's craftsmen are famous for.
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A preview of the season ahead teases a collage of princely make-outs, group tears, copious cocktails, yachts, beach volleyball, nighttime rendezvous in the pool, and more making out.
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He was only told of that link when he was 11 — and he has put it to good use, writing a book called Princely Advice for a Happy Life.
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For 40 years, a reclusive family in Delhi presented itself as the last surviving heirs to the princely state of Oudh, which once ruled a swath of northern India.
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The company made its debut in the middle of February 2014, and it was only one week later that Facebook acquired WhatsApp for the princely sum of $19 billion.
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Perhaps most shocking were the premature deaths of Prince, who at 57 still looked princely, and George Michael, who was found dead at home on Christmas Day at 53.
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As a spiritually wealthy but finally poor, righteous government staffer with conservative leanings, I thought that princely sum would remove all fear of my lack of financial resources and want.
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Here's their actual genuine ad: It's immediately clear that no human could possess all the contradictory characteristics Rikki Tikki expects of them, even for the princely sum of £35,000 [$45,000].
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That didn't exactly leave a princely sum for the interiors; budgets for the kind of projects Mr. Salasky usually works on can quickly run north of $1,000 per square foot.
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The so-called "Frick Shield Bearer," for example, is young, lithe, and supple, while the twin figure, on loan from the Princely Collections in Liechtenstein, is heavier and more muscular.
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As the crown prince of Rajpipla, a socially conservative 1,500 square mile princely state in North West India, Prince Manvendra obeyed his parents and entered into an arranged marriage in 1991.
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A mixture of princely patronage, personal stubbornness and chance led what could have ended up as just another minor protest in a remote corner of Europe to become a global movement.
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Previously made into a 1976 movie starring Robert De Niro, "The Last Tycoon" focuses on Bomer's Monroe Stahr, a princely "movie man" plying his trade at beleaguered mini-studio Brady American.
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Modi welcomed Prince William and wife Kate on the steps of Hyderabad House, once a princely residence and - like many buildings in New Delhi - designed by British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens.
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"Everyone is a little afraid to be so excited," she said, sitting in her princely seats with her feet propped on the Cubs' dugout during a sun-splashed weekend day game.
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After India's independence and the abolition in the 1970s of the last vestiges of the princely feudal system, Bikaner House was vacated by its noble tenants and put to civic use.
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P.H.: We put the word out to universities around the world, seeking research fellows who would do a master's thesis on one of the solutions for the princely sum of $210,250.
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It was good to see Sterling Baca (a former member of American Ballet Theater) bringing such princely grace to the "Sleeping Beauty" item; his partner, Oksana Maslova, has an appealing delicacy.
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For those relatively small ratings gains, FS1 has paid a princely sum: Bayless is reportedly being paid $26 million over four years, and Cowherd reportedly earns at least $6 million annually.
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The Prince Memorabilia auction begins online next week and features more than 200 princely items, including the purple piano he personally played ... which is expected to haul in more than $50,000.
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The cheapest iPhone you can buy in India is the two-year-old iPhone SE that costs $260 — a princely sum in a country where the average annual income is about $1,600.
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Patel went to most of the self-governing princely states — then more than 500 in number — that had been released by the British and convinced almost all to join an independent India.
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"A company like, say, Netflix can afford to pay a princely sum to make sure its service gets to users as quickly and cleanly as possible," The EFF said in a primer.
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He has doubled retirement pensions, granted stipends to unemployed youth, paid a princely sum to cancel a new airport project launched by his predecessor, and vowed to build a new oil refinery.
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Soon came the cold water and the official denials: There had been no such princely largess, and the emir left Beirut after only a brief stop at the summit on Sunday morning.
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Decades later, his grandson, 34, looked the princely part with a matching beard and his own military regalia at Saturday's official opening of the enhanced Anzac Memorial during his royal tour of Australia.
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Back in 1948 the Nizam of Hyderabad, then India's biggest and richest princely state, sent envoys to London with a purse of £1m to give to Pakistan, which had been shipping him arms.
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Brahe was an ebullient figure—he had a brass nose from a duelling incident—and a keen sponsor of alchemy, a common pursuit at princely courts at the turn of the seventeenth century.
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Broker: Compass A desirable location facing Central Park, more than 20,000 square feet of living space and a price tag to match drew enough attention to land this princely abode in fifth place.
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What follows is an edited conversation with the princely pair, who were captured by the photographer Vincent Tullo as they went about their lives in the days leading up to the first performances.
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He was found guilty of forging a letter and making a threat, and has been ordered to pay SFr320,000 ($325,000) towards costs, a princely sum for someone who has been campaigning unpaid for years.
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He has doubled pensions for the elderly, granted stipends to unemployed youth, paid a princely sum to cancel a new airport project started by his predecessor and vowed to build a new oil refinery.
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That CBS would pay Mr. Moonves such a princely sum, after multiple allegations of sexual assault and inappropriate behavior against him, infuriates many people while inducing even more women to come forward with complaints.
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Many an executive who calls himself liberal or donates to candidates whose rhetoric would seem to indicate a care for the poor, fails to bat an eye when offered his or her princely compensation.
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The big, rich princely state of Hyderabad and the tiny one of Junagadh had Muslim rulers but mostly Hindu subjects, and they were a long way from the rest of Pakistan, so India annexed them.
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Fabulous gold boxes small enough to hold in one hand were a favourite princely treasure, and Adrian Sassoon, a gallery, showed how the same idea could be executed in a contemporary, technically sophisticated re-imagining.
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"We are constantly on the move and evaluating what could be of interest," the chief executive of the group owned by Liechtenstein's princely family said, adding this applied to both private banking and asset management.
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Not the kind of bankroll to rouse the likes of Floyd Mayweather out of bed; but in a second-world country like Thailand, 250,000 Baht is a princely sum and not to be scoffed at.
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Before Castro's 1959 visit to the United States, the Cubans had hired a Madison Avenue P.R. agent, Bernard Rellin, for a princely $6,000 a month, to advise their leader on how to appeal to Americans.
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Made at a modest budget of 250 million rupees ($3.5 million), Shahani says when "Badhaai Ho" was given the go-ahead, her team estimated that it would earn "a princely sum" of 450 million rupees.
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Not only was Khan born into one of India's A-list celebrity families, he is also the 10th nawab of Pataudi, meaning he is technically royalty in the former princely Pataudi state in northern India.
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On one side of "American Procession," princely figures including Abraham Lincoln, Florence Kelley, Gertrude Stein, Martin Luther King, Nina Simone, Cesar Chavez, Billy Jean King, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Barack and Michelle Obama, and Kamala Harris march.
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Net worth: $3.5 billionThe Princely House of Liechtenstein's fortune is largely due to its privately owned bank, LGT Group, and investments made through the Prince of Liechtenstein Foundation, which oversees real-estate, forest, and winery assets.
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Eventually Kate meets her designated one, Tom (Golding), a bland smiler who swoops in on a bicycle instead of a white horse and, despite a regular disappearing act, more or less serves a familiar princely function.
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"A company like, say, Netflix can afford to pay a princely sum to make sure its service gets to users as quickly and cleanly as possible," the EFF recently wrote in its primer on paid prioritization.
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The source of the friction was set on this day in 1947, when the ruler of what had been the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir signed a declaration giving control of the territory to India.
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But he also detained a host of his princely cousins and other petro-billionaires to consolidate his power, and cracked down on dissenters — leading, whether on his orders or not, to the murder of Mr. Khashoggi.
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In 1947, the last maharajah of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir signed a treaty called the Instrument of Accession that made it clear that Kashmir would join India only with a guarantee of autonomy.
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In 1947, the last maharajah of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir signed a treaty called the Instrument of Accession that made it clear that Kashmir would join India only with a guarantee of autonomy.
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