grandee

All the princes of the blood and court grandees were present.

So he lined up with the old grandees in the Legislature.

Into the room marched the three grandees who had arrived earlier in the day.

"And you have my promise as one with the blood of a Spanish grandee on it!"

A review by party grandees has suggested that members should consider a name change.

But then I'm just a poster and he's a liberal grandee.

The grandees' stares gave him a certain amount of pride.

The grandees from the capital muttered back and forth behind their hands.

He knows a lot of grandees, but he never courts them.

He did not mean individuals but the principle of rule by landed grandees.

With his dark moustaches, he looked like a touring grandee.

He turned to the grandees fled from the capital.

The grandees under the leadership of Orange engineered his recall in 1564.

Several grandees of the English theatre had been taken in by the hoax.

His manners, always impeccable, became those of a Spanish grandee.

As the grandees rose, they looked at one another with mixed horror and dismay.

True, it was odd for such a grandee to make his departure at night, rather than in daytime.

He was considered to be "a grandee of the Conservative Party at the national level".

He had more learning than I did and could speak Spanish like a grandee.

This jewel once belonged to the collection of a Spanish grandee.

Each of these grandees had distinct encounters with errant money management.

With African slaves to harvest the cane, they lived like grandees.

Hyperion Grandee rode near the center of the main belt.

The grandees studied him now, their glances sharp as swords.

Without warning, the Grandee kicks the poet in the kidney.