Examples of 'elected lord' in a sentence
Meaning of "elected lord"
Elected lord: This phrase suggests that someone has been chosen or appointed as a noble or high-ranking official within a feudal or hierarchical system, often through a formal voting process or inheritance. It can also be used more loosely to describe someone who has gained significant power or authority in a particular domain
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Newman was elected lord mayor as a member of the Liberal Party.
After a clever maneuver son Lazzaro Guinigi was elected lord of Lucca Paolo.
An individual elected Lord Mayor need not relinquish membership of the Court of Aldermen.
Despite the setback he remained brigadier of No.1 Cork when he was elected Lord Mayor.
Thanks to Sam 's machinations, Jon is elected Lord Commander with overwhelming majority vote.
She last moved in for Frank Baranowski, who had been elected Lord Mayor of Gelsenkirchen.
Number of elected lord mayors / mayors.
He was active in local politics and in 1915 was elected Lord Mayor of Birmingham.
The delegation elected Lord Russell-Johnston as its spoke-person . 4.
He resigned from Parliament in 2011 and was elected Lord Mayor of the City of Kampala.
In 1840 he was elected Lord Mayor of Dublin for a second annual term.
He was eventually elected Lord Mayor of London in 1445, while Henry VI was king.
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