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And while we are on the subject, who gave you the lordly right to order me around?

This is no matter for lordly dealing out of hand.

For lack of any ready response, he raised a lordly hand.

I must have been a little pest, but you were very kind in a rather lordly way.

It is unknown how he was related to the lordly family.

The lordly one only glanced at her as she approached.

Has he earned the right to his lordly thumbs down?

But first of all, I am going to take her as my lawful, lordly wife.

She gathered herself up to a lordly four feet and left the chamber.

Jimmy set out to translate into days' work that lordly car in which he sat.

I thought you'd be out doing your lordly duties for a while longer."

But the lordly one was too fast for her.

With a lordly nod to the residents, he left the ward.

Or are you demanding the greater part by nature of being a lordly male?"

It is with her lordly father she lies down.

He looked at me quizzically, and raised his lordly chin.

In these brief moments, he had gained a lordly set to his shoulders.

One would like to act as gillie to those lordly amateurs.

How did a university founded in revolt against old Boston come to practice such lordly rule?

The lordly lion was, perhaps, an expression of nostalgia for Columbia.

But he waved me aside, with one lordly hand.

All lordly holdings were seized by the state and French law was imposed.

And striding along in lordly indifference Peter saw a cop.

Because, beneath all his lordly hauteur, he cared for her.

"Because you are the littlest," Tom told him, with lordly authority.

'Lordly Phantasms!' he cried out.

'Lordly,' he nodded approvingly.

'Lordly as ever,' said Andreth.

'Lordly Phantasms!' cried d'Arquebus into the night, as though in torment, vexed by spooks.

Cyrilla (Latin, 'Lordly one ')

In the mid 14th century, it was sirly 'like a sir,' or 'lordly, haughty, imperious, arrogant, supercilious.'