He ruled over them with humiliation, coercion, and physical abuse.
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An oppressively cheerful ice cream manager/dictator ruled over this location.
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The Irwins basically ruled over these people for their own benefit.
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The empire that Harvey Weinstein once ruled over continues to crumble.
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Until his arrest last month, Mr. Ghosn ruled over the alliance.
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"But this doesn't mean that women ruled over Chaco," Dr. Kennett said.
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It, and the Mojoverse it's a part of, is ruled over by Mojo.
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Americo-Liberians ruled over a 95 percent native Liberian population for over a
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At its height, the Roman Empire ruled over one-fifth of the planet's population.
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After all, the Targaryens aren't the only family that has ruled over the Seven Kingdoms.
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For six months, Mahal ruled over Smackdown in an overlong, surprisingly dominant reign as champion.
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He has ruled over this court for 12 years, on call 24 hours a day.
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In 2015, Djokovic ruled over the "Big Three," winning three slams and an astounding 11 titles.
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British, who ruled over Sri Lanka until 1948, were seen as favoring the country's Tamil minority.
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He took office after a divided Supreme Court ruled over a dispute involving a contested recount in Florida.
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Sears ruled over all of it from the world's tallest skyscraper in the heart of the industrial Midwest.
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It's ruled over by titular queen Shonda Rhimes and her tireless right hand woman, executive producer Betsy Beers.
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Multiple federal courts have ruled over the last decade that the practice can be unconstitutional in extreme circumstances.
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At its height, it controlled an area the size of Great Britain and ruled over 10 million people.
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The Nizam of Hyderabad ruled over his independent state from 1911 until 1948, when the Indian Army invaded it.
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Do you think the Mafia control comes from Sicilians being one of the most ruled-over places in history?
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Now, in much of the country's north and east, they rule over the Arabs who once ruled over them.
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Surely, having essentially ruled over me for a day, these people have developed some sort of connection with me?
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One of those seven kingdoms was the North, ruled over by the last King in the North, Torrhen Stark.
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In this game, the Seregost fortress is ruled over by Sauron's overlord Ur-Hakon the Dragon, an Olog-hai.
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The Chollima Steel Complex was built by Mitsubishi when Japan ruled over the Korean Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
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Social media apps like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram ruled over mobile games in the first six months of 2016.
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Indeed, many Israelis would be devastated to see some of their holiest sites ruled over from Amman, Jordan's capital.
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At its height, the group controlled an area the size of Great Britain and ruled over 10 million people.
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Another new legendary Pokémon named Calyrex supposedly ruled over the region that included the Crown of Tundra ages ago.
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A tyrant, for Plato, wasn't just someone who ruled over others; a tyrant is someone who can't rule over himself.
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Following this black-and-tan breed was the French bulldog, who ruled over four states, and Rottweilers, who took three states.
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"House churches believe that our spiritual needs and the content of our faith is ruled over by God," Pastor Jin said.
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The Favourite follows Anne's supposed lesbian love triangle that took place as she ruled over 18th century England in failing health.
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Officials in Cairo, which ruled over Mecca at that time, overturned Khair Beg's coffee ban the same year it was issued.
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Under the shared leadership of Seljuq's grandsons Tughril and Chaghri, they eventually ruled over a territory extending from Afghanistan to Syria.
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But then there appeared a strange Western utopia with no alternative, ruled over by economic technocrats who could do no wrong.
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Barring Caroline Wozniacki's counter-punching triumph at the 2018 Australian Open, baseline pounders have ruled over Melbourne Park in recent years.
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He's a transparent stand-in for Robert Moses, the real-life autocrat who ruled over the city in the mid-20th century.
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That's what I imagine when I see the cars, what it was like to be alive then, when horses ruled over horsepower.
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State lawmakers plan to begin impeachment hearings Monday, after the state Supreme Court ruled over the weekend that they could go ahead.
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Before the First World War, the Austro-Hungarian Empire ruled over an enormous swath of Europe that now constitutes 13 modern states.
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Instead of a costumed crimefighter, he was a brooding deity known variously as Dream and Morpheus who ruled over the world of dreams.
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The Favourite follows Queen Anne's (Colman) supposed lesbian love triangle that took place as she ruled over 18th century England in failing health.
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In the first memorable one, Queen rapper Nicki Minaj ruled over a five-minute, pre-taped medley culled from her brand new album.
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The law includes a provision about monuments to Francisco Franco, who ruled over the country as a repressive dictator for nearly four decades.
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But beneath the landscape of devastation lies an underworld that kept many of the civilians and the rebels who ruled over them alive.
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According to Arab and Islamic lore, the Queen of Sheba was called Bilqīs, and ruled over a kingdom on the southern Arabian Peninsula.
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But though Egg stabilized the country and ruled over a harsh winter, the end of his reign wasn't exactly a career high point.
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"I was under the impression that we actually ruled over our territories," he writes as he settles into the town's run-down garrison.
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The movie follows Clare (Aisling Franciosi), a convict ruled over by a ruthless British officer (Sam Claflin) who makes her life a living hell.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled over a series of cases that universities may use affirmative action to help minority applicants get into college.
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The insurgents ruled over large parts of the nation until 2011, when they were driven out of Mogadishu by the peacekeepers and Somali troops.
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In "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", Mr Adams described a planet on which lizards ruled over people, even though it was a democracy.
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Having been born to coincide with a coronation, the Copa has been appropriated by everyone and anyone who has ruled over Spain since then.
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That timeline tweak laid the groundwork for a future ruled over by megacorporations, including the ones that led the charge on colonizing deep space.
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For 34 years Saleh ruled over one of the world's most heavily armed and tribal societies with expertly balanced doses of largesse and force.
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Beneath the clean upward trajectory of Google's success, the digital advertising industry that it has long ruled over has fallen into turmoil and rapid change.
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Before Aegon the Conqueror (Aegon I) claimed the Seven Kingdoms, the Starks were Kings in the North and ruled over a variety of other houses.
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Both are ruled over by an evil overlord with a hard outer carapace, and both feature an array of strange-faced creatures with buggy eyes.
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They are descended from an ancient African civilisation that ruled over an empire stretching, at its height, across the north-east corner of the continent.
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Mr. Dauman, 62, who ruled over MTV, Comedy Central and Paramount for a decade as the top Viacom executive, received $72 million in exit compensation.
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Islamic State declared a caliphate in 2014 and at the height of its power ruled over millions of people in parts of Syria and Iraq.
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They may have come from her days at Slaver's Bay, where she ruled over plenty of traders and merchants vying to get on her good side.
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But, in advance of the trial, Curiel ruled over the weekend that more than 100 pages of sensitive, internal documents from Trump University should be unsealed.
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Until recently, the prospect of it spreading beyond that state's borders was treated as potentially ruinous by the franchise owners and commissioners who ruled over sports.
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If the militants lose Mosul, that would probably mark the end of their self-proclaimed caliphate that has ruled over millions of people in Iraq and Syria.
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That worries a lot of Spaniards who lived through the 36-year nationalist dictatorship of General Francisco Franco who ruled over Spain until his death in 1975.
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Most armed groups run their own courts, ruled over by religious scholars with dubious credentials who hand down judgments based on conflicting interpretations of sharia (Islamic law).
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A collection of silver coins features portraits of the different Roman Emperors who ruled over Palestine, from Augustus (27 BCE-14 BC) to Hadrian (53-138 BCE).
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With the Christmas story as it is presented in Matthew's gospel, the mere existence of Jesus threatened the authority of King Herod, who ruled over ancient Judea.
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Time wanes and pours into another world where greed and bigotry lost horribly and fell flat on its face, in which justice prevailed and ruled over all.
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Update The birth of the British monarch, who ruled over her global empire from ages 18 to 81, is being marked by exhibitions and tours in 2019.
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Up until the late 19th Century, the castle town of Kanazawa flourished under the powerful Maeda clan, who ruled over an ancient province then known as Kaga.
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Marvel movie "Black Panther" ruled over the international box office, making $23.2 million overseas, after opening in 17 locations, including the United Kingdom, South Korea, and France.
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But he's also studied dinosaurs his whole life (real ones, with feathers), so he loves talking about giant creatures that ruled over the Earth millions of years ago.
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The group had ruled over a self-styled caliphate, governing large parts of northern Iraq and eastern Syria according to its fanatical interpretation of Islam and Islamic law.
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St-Pierre might have impressed us all against Bisping but it was clear that he wasn't quite the fighter who ruled over the welterweight division with an iron fist.
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She's ruled over the division ever since, expertly fending off three strong challengers and becoming one of the UFC's most reliable and long-standing current champs in the process.
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If those figures are accurate, they match what the Central Intelligence Agency estimated as the group's strength four years ago, when it ruled over a population of 12 million.
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The leadership comprised several foreigners unknown to the people they ruled over, according to the residents CNN spoke to, and the rebels operated largely from an elaborate underground network.
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In the ensuing years, the Castros ruled over Cuba with ironclad control, bolstered by a cadre of loyalists, nearly all of whom had fought alongside them in the revolution.
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American motor racing royalty, the Andrettis have ruled over open wheel racing in the United States with a string of victories that have connected generations — father, to son, to grandson.
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The polls also suggested a sizable far-right presence for the first time since the nationalist dictatorship of General Francisco Franco, who ruled over Spain until his death in 1975.
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In response, the two lawmakers said in a joint statement that if an interpretation was to take place, it would mean the Chinese Communist Party ruled over Hong Kong directly.
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British traders who established themselves on the Indian coast quickly spotted an opportunity to diversify: The Mughal empire that had ruled over most of India for two centuries was collapsing.
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But at the same time, Mr. Peña Nieto ruled over an incredible plundering of Mexico's black gold and had no solid plan or political will to try and stop it.
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As more courts ruled over the past decade that same-sex couples could marry, a handful of sanguine liberal commentators rushed to declare the end of the modern culture wars.
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In the late 22013s, Mr. Mesches obtained his file under the Freedom of Information Act and reaped a bonanza of 260 pages, with classified information ruled over in heavy black lines.
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The so-called caliphate ruled over about 10 million residents, and attracted more than 40,000 extremists from other countries who wanted to live in their vision of an Islamic fundamentalist paradise.
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While this footage is brief, it's enough to make it clear that Justin Bieber may be the heir apparent to the ambient electronica empire once ruled over by Richard D. James a.k.a.
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After converting to Buddhism, Emperor Ashoka, who ruled over south Asia in the third century BC, is believed to have felt remorse for the bloodshed he had caused in his earlier life.
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The bar's infamous original owner, "Crazy Sarah," ruled over this place with an iron fist, unafraid to roar at customers like Willie Nelson when they failed to bring their empty bottles downstairs.
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This was a surprising move from the Pentagon since the 9th Circuit ruled over 25 years ago the Pentagon could not withhold small business subcontracting data from the Freedom of Information Act.
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Of course, this is not the first time conservatives forged in the fires of elite institutions have ruled over Washington, nor is it the first time they've felt outnumbered on college campuses.
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For millions of years, the ancestors of the regal T. rex were relegated to second-class predator status while a different dinosaur dynasty ruled over what is now North America: towering allosaurs.
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He ruled over the small nation with an iron fist, imposing a one-party system for years and only allowing multi-party rule in 1991, though his party retained its grip on government.
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But Washington and other powers hope this year will see the tide turn against Islamic State, which has ruled over millions of people in Iraq and Syria since declaring its caliphate in 2014.
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What we don't know are the names of the more than 25 million souls who are somehow managing to survive in this hell on earth ruled over by your new favorite tough guy.
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The jihadist group still holds a few scattered pockets in Syria and Iraq, but has lost almost all its possessions in the two countries, where at its height it ruled over millions of people.
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The album is named after a king from Persian mythology, who was said to have ruled over the world for hundreds of years and provided his subjects with all manner of inventions and necessities.
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Spain in the 16th and early 183th centuries ruled over Flanders and large parts of present-day Italy, and both kings called on foreign painters to decorate the palaces of Madrid and El Escorial.
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Mosaics, jewelry, fresco fragments and illuminated manuscripts are presented in this exhibition, a wide-ranging showcase of artifacts from the Byzantine Empire, which ruled over much of the Mediterranean for close to 2,000 years.
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The destruction of the jihadists' so-called caliphate, which was once as large as the United Kingdom and ruled over millions of people, marked a major milestone in the battle against the terrorist organization.
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They said Abu Maitham joined Islamic State militants who ruled over hundreds of towns and villages like Rfaila for more than two years, subjecting the local population to a life of violence and privation.
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"Roseanne" also ruled over the spaces between, in what are referred to by advertisers as "C and D" counties, the small towns that dot the landscape between Chicago and St. Louis, between Seattle and Spokane.
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The Indian government said that the diamond was neither "stolen nor forcibly taken away," but was gifted to the English East India company, which ruled over parts of the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century.
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The Kingdom of Aksum ruled over the region between 80 BC to AD 825 and was one of the ancient world's major powers -- conquering surrounding regions and trading with the Roman Empire, the researchers said.
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Last month, they announced a new structure, appointing a general secretary at the top of their partnership, hoping to accelerate business and make a sharp break from the way Mr. Ghosn ruled over the alliance.
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Judy Sheindlin has ruled over her courtroom on her popular daytime series Judge Judy for more than two decades — but for the first time ever, she's topping Forbes' list of the world's highest-paid TV hosts.
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LIMA (Reuters) - She died in her twenties some 1,700 years ago, and is believed to have ruled over a desert valley in ancient Peru where her elaborately tattooed body was buried with weapons and gold objects.
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Spain ruled over the Philippines for more than three centuries, from 1521 to 1898, and the colonial ties are still a strong memory for both countries (about 3 million people in the Philippines still speak Spanish).
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The Scottish Raj that once ruled over its southern neighbour is scattered to the winds: Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling have returned to Scotland and Tony Blair is in a private jet somewhere in the mid-Atlantic.
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The U.S. says the building doesn't give China any additional territorial rights and an international arbitration panel in the Hague ruled over the summer against China's historical claim to ownership of waters within the South China Sea.
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The so-called caliphate that stretched from the outskirts of Baghdad to western Syria, that ruled over more than ten million people, had been reduced to the remote town of Baghouz on the banks of the Euphrates.
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At the height of its power Islamic State ruled over millions of people in territory running from northern Syria through towns and villages along the Tigris and Euphrates valleys to the outskirts of the Iraqi capital Baghdad.
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At the height of its power in 2016, Islamic State ruled over millions of people in territory running from northern Syria through towns and villages along the Tigris and Euphrates river valleys to the outskirts of Baghdad.
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At the peak of its influence, Britain ruled over an empire so large that the "sun never set" on it -- and even though the empire has crumbled, the monarch remains the head of state of 16 countries.
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At the height of its power Islamic State ruled over millions of people in territory running from northern Syria through cities and towns along the Tigris and Euphrates valleys to the outskirts of Baghdad in neighboring Iraq.
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We find ourselves in the cinder-block-walled refectory of a faith-based rehab center for the penurious, ruled over by the clipboard-wielding Rosemary, who wears a lifetime of hard use with stoicism but without camouflage.
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At the height of its power Islamic State ruled over millions of people in territory running from northern Syria through cities and towns along the Tigris and Euphrates valleys to the outskirts of Baghdad in neighboring Iraq.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled over the August recess that the reconciliation measure that Republicans were using to circumvent a filibuster for their ObamaCare repeal bill will expire at the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30.
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Ahmad, 57, a former government minister who goes by just a single name, emerged as a surprise candidate late last year and was initially given little chance of unseating Hayatou, who has ruled over African soccer since 1988.
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Though the British — who ruled over Ireland for centuries — were entrenched in World War One at the time, the uprising lasted just five days before it was suppressed, and the majority of public opinion rested strongly against it.
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The Night's King and Night's Queen ruled over the Night's Watch from the Wall for 13 years, overseeing the boundary separating the men from the Others and performing human sacrifices to the White Walkers, just as Craster did.
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But those incredible things are unlikely to resemble what we might one day describe as Classic Shonda: a string of shows that were shaped by the broadcast TV medium and that have ruled over our Thursday nights for years.
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The Kurds, who have ruled over a semi-autonomous region within Iraq since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, consider the result an historic step in a generations-old quest for a state of their own.
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This year's title is "Calafia: Manifesting the Terrestrial Paradise" and takes as its theme the mythical Black female warrior Calafia who ruled over the island of California in Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo's 16th century epic Las Sergas de Esplandian.
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Her visit marks the first time a member of the Kim family, which has ruled over North Korea since the country was partitioned after World War II, has traveled south of the DMZ dividing the two countries since the Korean War.
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As Game of Thrones fans have heard time and again, this powerful family unified the Seven Kingdoms and ruled over the fictional land of Westeros until Robert Baratheon overthrew the "Mad King," Aerys II, better known as Daenerys's deceased father.
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Exodus' world looks a little brighter — perhaps time has cleared some of the worst of the fallout — but it's still ruled over by oversized wolves, rats, and giganto-bears that you'll need to avoid or kill off as you move around.
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A ground floor apartment served as a real estate office for Islamic State, which rented out the apartments of those who fled to people displaced from other parts of Mosul or beyond during the two years they ruled over the city.
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At the height of its power two years ago, Islamic State ruled over millions of people in territory running from northern Syria through towns and villages along the Tigris and Euphrates river valleys to the outskirts of the Iraqi capital Baghdad.
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It is the only royal palace in the United States, and was once the seat of the Hawaiian royal family, who ruled over the islands until a group of American-backed business men and sugar barons overthrew the monarchy in 1893.
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Islamic State fighters who ruled over millions of people in both Iraq and Syria since proclaiming their "caliphate" in 2014, have been largely defeated in both countries this year, pushed out of all population centers to empty desert near the border.
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There is a theory that orange carrots were promoted by the Dutch, who bred them in honour of William of Orange, the leader of a 16th-century revolt against the Spanish Habsburg monarchy that ruled over a swathe of north-western Europe.
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By the time of the last battles between the ruling Tokugawa clan and imperial forces in the late 19th century, a special female corps known as the Jōshitai had been created, ruled over by none other than the onna-bugeisha Nakano Takeko.
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Its Marketplace platform, where third-party sellers can list products, has long been rife with accusations of one-sided contracts, disputes over advertising policies, and a ruthless competitive environment allegedly plagued by dirty tricks and ruled over by Amazon with an iron fist.
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The losses on either side of the frontier appear to reduce the caliphate that once ruled over millions of people to a single Syrian border town, a village on a bank of the Euphrates in Iraq and some patches of nearby desert.
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"The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance" returns viewers to the world of Thra — a distant, magical planet ruled over by the sinister, long-lived Skeksis, who have lied their way into ownership of the titular crystal and dominance of the elf-like Gelflings.
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Despite the government's recent actions, Aduda is confident that Kenyans will fight against the tide of authoritarianism the same way they did during the time of Daniel Moi, the dictator who ruled over Kenya for 24 years before stepping down in 2002.
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His character was married to Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen in the early episodes of the first season, and the pair ruled over the Dothraki tribe together until he was killed at the end of season 1 — leaving Daenerys to turn her gaze toward the Iron Throne.
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A more earthly explanation, also offered on the shrine's website as an alternative, is that a wealthy family of merchants who ruled over what is now part of Greece and Albania and whose surname was Angeli (angels), had the stones brought over by ship.
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On some buildings, intricately carved columns and stone facades have been replaced by clever trompe-l'oeil paint jobs, because a financially destroyed postwar Germany couldn't afford the grand construction projects that had once been routine for the Wittelsbach royal family that ruled over Bavaria.
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" When feeling plagued by angst or elevated stress, one friend who lives in DC said he throws himself into deep dives on the internet, researching questions like "How to calculate the number of stars in our solar system?" or "How many queens have ruled over England?
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The site dates back to the 19th Dynasty, which ruled over Egypt from 1292 BC to 1189 BC. As a political figure, Ptahmes was a big deal; in addition to his mayoral duties, he worked as the military chief of staff and he oversaw the city's treasury.
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Termina is about to be destroyed by a snarling moon, Planescape's Sigil is a dangerous, shifting city of impossible doors ruled over the knife-faced Lady of Pain, and anyone who goes for a walk in The Witcher 3 is likely to get eaten by a troll.
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For Coleman, playing Victoria as a young woman still finding her place in all of this is a chance to pull away from those misconceptions, and highlight the significant achievements of a woman who ruled over one of the world's most powerful empires for 63 years.
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I myself and some of the nurses who had worked for Dr. M. were aghast when we heard of this—first that my former chief was now demented, and then that he was to be institutionalized in, of all places, the hospital he had once ruled over.
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Titled Calafia: Manifesting the Terrestrial Paradise, it takes its name from the mythical Black Amazonian warrior queen Calafia, who ruled over the exotic island of California in the 16th-century novel Las Sergas de Esplandian (The Adventures of Esplandian) by Spanish author Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo.
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Although united in their determination to keep the Sweden Democrats isolated, the Centre and Liberal parties champion economic policies that put them considerably to the right of Lofven's Social Democrats, who have ruled over the past four years with the backing of the former Communist Left Party.
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It also brings some closure to the many people who have suffered at the hands of El Chapo, who ruled over a murderous drug trafficking organization and terrorized Mexicans and others around the world for years — while helping fuel addiction crises such as the US's opioid epidemic.
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The U.S.-backed SDF, which is led by Kurdish militia fighters and also includes Arabs, captured the Syrian de-facto capital of Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate this week in a decisive defeat for the group that had ruled over millions of people from central Syria to northern Iraq.
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"The Supreme Court has ruled over and over again, the press can publish the information it has lawfully obtained if it is of public concern and interest," said Ted Boutrous, a First Amendment lawyer who has represented the newspaper in the past but is not involved with this case.
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Hemmed in on all sides, Islamic State, which ruled over millions of people in both Iraq and Syria at its peak in 2014, is falling back on a last Euphrates stronghold downstream of Deir al-Zor city in the towns of al-Mayadin and al-Bukamal, near the border with Iraq.
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It is our hope that more members of Congress use their position to effectively represent the wishes of the American people and embody the professed American ideals of democracy and freedom so we may achieve an end to the occupation that has ruled over most of us our entire lives.
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Their stories testify to the allure of the strange city (and its surrounding area of industrial tracts and colorless urban sprawl) that, centuries ago, was the center of a wealthy, sea-faring "Most Serene Republic" that ruled over a stretch of the Adriatic and even dared to take on the Ottoman Empire's navy.
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Those five — Fathers Foster, Bresnehan, Devoy, Emile Savary, and Donald LaRouche — ruled over St. Joseph's during most of its final 39 years of existence, meaning that during all that time, there were only three years in which the priest in charge of the orphanage did not turn out to be an accused abuser.
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The OAR team that stepped on to the Gangneung Hockey Centre ice were certainly not the Soviet Big Red Machine that once ruled over international hockey and were shocked by an unheralded team of American college players at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics in what became known as the Miracle on Ice.
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But on Wednesday morning, Mr. Weinstein arrived at the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building to face charges that even as he ruled over the movie business in New York and Los Angeles, he was a sexual predator, a serial abuser who repeatedly used his influence and imposing physicality to overpower women in his orbit.
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There's nothing sedate about the propulsive power of Mr. Steinman's portrait of literally ageless anomie, in which our forever bare-chested hero, Strat (the mighty Andrew Polec), is doomed to an eternity of being 18: Think Peter Pan meets Peter Frampton, in a dystopian police state ruled over by the volatile Falco.
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It's complicated, but basically, through a series of meme-heavy coincidences involving 4chan's use of "kek" as a synonym for "lol," 4chan users profess to believe that Pepe (yes, the cartoon frog) is a reincarnation of Kek, an Egyptian frog-god who ruled over chaos and darkness, and that his coming is a sign that Donald Trump will save them all.
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Following on from that, we did an interview with the photographer Letizia Battaglia last year, who of course has focused a lot on the Mafia, and I asked her the same question I'll ask you now: Do you get a sense that the people of Sicily, who have been ruled over constantly for many years, are happier under the jackboot of oppression?
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