Can't you see he just wants to play the aristocrat?
He is an aristocrat to the very marrow of his bones.
In upper formation time household art, when creativity and spatial perfect hug time, is also your aristocrat lives the time which savors.
Moreover, here once again there is a person in a high position as a middle term between the aristocrat and the musician who is justified in raising high hopes.
Her father was an English aristocrat.
Gwendolen's path crosses that of Daniel Deronda, a young aristocrat of mysterious origins (even to himself).
Many cities have public tennis courts, so you don't have to be an aristocrat to afford the will, however, have to shell out for rackets and balls.
According to historical records, in 1943 the aristocrat Chengmoim Norbu Wanggyai sold 100 serfs to a monk official at Garzhol Kamsa, in Zhigoin area, at the cost of 60 liang of Tibetan silver (about four silver dollars) per serf.
Roosevelt, on the other hand, was always charming, always the aristocrat.
Neither do I, but only a hundred years ago this knowledge was as vital for an aristocrat as dancing and polite conversation.
He put on the air of an aristocrat.
It is not desirable that children, in avoiding the vices of the slave, should acquire those of the aristocrat.
Further up, I ran into a man dressed like an aristocrat.
Her husband, Danish aristocrat Claus von Bulow, who lives in London, was convicted and then cleared of trying to murder her by injecting her with an overdose of insulin.
The curtain went up on the final act of the play and revealed the aristocrat sitting alone behind bars in his dark cell.
He is a born aristocrat.
His limousine waits in the square below, watched over by pigeons and the bust of a dead aristocrat.
This stands in opposition to an aristocrat or a working man – the aristocrat does not work at all and the working man works in order to get his salary.
