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The blue eye princess with her retinue, must have thought of me being afraid.

Zhang pulled out his sword. There was nobody in sight but his retinue. He looked at the corpses.

It would never do to come before this queen without a retinue of his own, if half of what they said of her was true.

At the airport, Mr Chaudhry was manhandled by the police and his retinue of lawyers was ordered to leave Karachi.

Aside: said the king, who, unable to contain his joy any longer, ran to get his retinue.

Angela Ahrendts arrived at our interview in a showroom at her new London headquarters with a bustling retinue.

The offices occupied by don Fernando and his retinue took up the entire fifth floor of the building.

Whereas Greene's retinue comprised 26 porters, three servants and a chef, he travelled with a compliant young theology graduate, David.

Some have been placed under police monitoring or confined at their homes with a retinue of police officers camping outside their doors.

The destructive aspect of the Queen Mother and the nine-tailed fox in her retinue both faded in Daoist visual and textual materials.

At the end of May, she made a three-day trip to India and Singapore, with a retinue of top executives in tow.

For all but five nights of his first month, he and his retinue went out to expensive bars and restaurants.

To feed and reward his huge retinue, he took 30, 000 donkey-loads of grain from Kabul and Ghazni.

The retinue of a sovereign, including the royal family and personal servants, advisers, and ministers.

Princess Wencheng had in her retinue a large number of Chinese craftsmen and Princess Chizun also invited a number from Nepal.

There, they freed Queen Amidala and her retinue from the clutches of the Trade Federation, and set off to deliver her safely to Coruscant.

Descending from the Tibetan plateau with their fur-clad retinue, the Tibetans used to winter comfortably in Tawang.

During the Trade Federation invasion of Naboo, Queen Amidala and her retinue escaped aboard the Royal Starship.

His retinue includes young women, known officially as "messengers, " who light his ever-present cigarettes and catch the ashes.

All his retinue, his aides, and his troops I will scatter in every direction, and pursue them with the sword.

A train of attendants, as of a distinguished person; a retinue.

Each one is like a sun with a retinue of planets orbiting around it, and we can see places where stars are forming, like the Eagle Nebula.

That day, the director came as scheduled with a large retinue.

each with vajra multitudes as retinue, are ever in attendance, day and night, upon this mantra.

Ananda , the left retinue of Sakyamuni, is a young and handsome monk in the temple.

Or seek a narration writing the Luoyang peony, diary 300 characters retinue 's! ! ! ! ! ! !

Aboard the Thief's Eye, with minimal retinue, Katuunko arrived on the coral moon of Rugosa to await his Jedi diplomat.

Like Mr Putin, the new president has gone to Beijing, a large retinue of Russian businessmen in tow.

the family and retinue of a sovereign or prince .

Accompanied by a retinue of adults.

A group of attendants or associates; a retinue.

A staff of attendants or followers; a retinue.

He strode past with his retinue of aides.

And both leaders have a history of, shall we say, recruiting young women from the palace retinue.

The king's retinue consists of noble lords.

Purchase rate counts according to the price unit , 20 yuan of retinue 200 milliliters of shampoo purchase space is maximal.

With an all-Human crew aboard-save the Regent and his retinue-there wasn't much chance of the XTs escaping detection;

The retinue of Indra consists chiefly of the Gandharvas, a class of genii , considered in the epics as the celestial musicians;

The PRIME minister brought a large retinue to Washington with her. Take

he was so impressed by your wondrous palaces that he and his retinue swore their allegiances to you

The king arrived first, and his retinue came next

be accompanied by a large retinue

the King's retinue of noble Lords