Examples of 'bourbon king' in a sentence
Meaning of "bourbon king"
bourbon king: Refers to someone who holds power or authority in a specific domain, particularly in a luxurious or influential context. This phrase can be used metaphorically or to describe historical figures known for their wealth and status
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Built by the first Bourbon king of Spain in the eighteenth century.
Or a saddle and horse riding trophies from the east Bourbon King.
A Bourbon King sits on the throne of France.
This was very short lived and the Bourbon King came back in power.
Bourbon King will return.
Henry IV was the first Bourbon king.
Bourbon King was a five-gaited horse.
Originally, instead of a clock, was a marble bust of the Bourbon king.
Bourbon King of Spain - during.
After all, had not we been fighting one Bourbon king or another for 100 years?
The new Bourbon king, Charles X, eventually accepted her back at court.
Henry was the first Bourbon King ( who ruled nearly 2 centuries ).
Bourbon King lived to be 30 years old.
Louis XVI was the last Bourbon king of France who was executed in 1793 for treason.
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