chieftain

The chieftains made him king when he became 13 years old.

It was time to talk to the chieftains of the people.

Then the chieftain called the rest to him for their reports.

Half an hour later he learned that his chieftain was dead.

Our chieftain is gone, and we do not want to kill any More of you.

It made him even a greater chieftain than he had been before.

Many of the chieftains would like nothing better than to bag a general.

"What do you think of one who takes a woman brought into our country to be sold to his chieftain?"

The women there pay the local chieftain for their protection.

His eyes had never left those of the clan chieftain.

They were chieftains of the territory for nearly 400 years.

The chieftain wasted no time in getting to the point.

They would return to their chieftains with the word the treasure was alone.

These were the meant to be the top of the line Chieftain models.

The outcome was that the Chieftains started the season in a very strong position.

He called his chieftains together and they began moving among the fallen.

The chieftain nodded, and all three started down the bank toward the water.

It was not the best of times for an airline chieftain.

Executive power was in the hands of the chieftains and parties to individual cases at each time.

"No matter what you or anyone might say," the Chieftain agreed.

More than a few did as they pleased in despite of what any chieftain told them.

Only death could separate any member of the Ten from his chieftain.

The 1958 models were the last Chieftains to be produced.

In 1704, this land was given to an indigenous chieftain.

To the horror of those who looked on, the great chieftain changed.