Usar "palace" en una oración

1. Ricci enters, sporting a fresh change of wardrobe (the guy’s really a clothes horse): This time it’s a palace casual, a brilliant blue thobe trimmed with gold thread

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2. In spite of the perfection of Paradis, and the certainty that every setting on every houri in his palace was a far greater symbol of delight than any of them, he missed the mothers of his children

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3. ” He built a 3-story palace

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4. In order to get the water, Herod rebuilt the desert so that water would channel from Jerusalem (17 miles away) through the mountains and to his palace

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5. He is teaching a bunch of high school kids that if you look out and see this mountain with a palace on it, and you look slightly past it, you could see the Dead Sea

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6. Herod lived in Jerusalem in a palace surrounded by people who he had hired that also lived in Jerusalem

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7. O’course, says I, the treadmill was a palace,

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8. The motifs came from the chieftain halls of the ancient deeps, but lightened with the ubiquitous Elven influence that was so stylish in the late 40's when this part of his palace was built

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9. England’s green and pleasant land is no exception, with every home an entertainment gin palace, where businesses thrive and prosper in the information age, and where the electronically dispossessed watch the valves and fuses of their analogue existence slowly burn down towards a state of mass extinction

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10. Emanuele went on to tell me that the cobbled street leads down to the ruins of a Roman palace

11. every home an entertainment gin palace, where businesses thrive

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12. It reminded her of the palace of Knossos excavated by Evans, but was somewhat larger than Reston as she remembered it from her youth, and the colors were somewhat more tasteful than the pictures she remembered

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13. Their dress was very much as she had seen in the popular press, the architecture and the lay of the land were as she had seen, but the thousands and thousands of mud brick and rough timber structures around the palace were never shown on any reproduction she had seen

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14. The merchant stalls were thickest on the wide pavements that surrounded the walls of the palace

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15. She allowed herself to believe this woman meant her no harm and that she would be given some menial job in the palace convent or whatever it was until she learned the language and began to teach them about such things as motors and electronics

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16. She could not see to the end of the building, town, palace or temple in any direction

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17. “You get to know your way around after awhile, if you can find your way around in Zhlindu, the palace should be simple

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18. One was supposed to have enough curiosity to know the layout of this part of the palace already, or maybe they had been instructed in this before Ava joined the class

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19. Even if they did have to swim out thru the palace sewers, she wasn’t letting Yellelle get away from her unless she chose to blink out

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20. A little farther and there were some stone houses, but the stone was rougher and the stucco more eroded than back near the palace

21. The palace she saw at Knossos was a country cottage compared to the city that covered the islands in this great bay

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22. They were lead up a flight of stairs to what looked like a trysting suite in the palace, but was on a hall with a very nice bathroom

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23. Ava hadn’t accumulated much baggage yet, having run from the palace in 1648bc with nothing but the clothes on her body

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24. Shall I call the heads of all the Holds to the palace?”

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25. “No,” he replied, “I was the chief scientist to the palace at Knossos during the time you visited

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26. After which they turned and filed out of the palace making quick steps to their respective Holds to prepare their defenses

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27. She left him with his control panels and instruction booklets in the throne room of the imperial palace in the forbidden city

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28. She wasn’t really going with anyone lately, but she still spent a lot of time in his universe, most of it in the Highlands, and now she was spending a lot of sleeps back in the Yakhan in a small marble palace off Third Canal

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29. She’d sleep in a barn just as well as a palace

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30. Settled in their state room compartment on the Pullman Palace Car, Harry looked out through the window and thought if he only had a photographer around, that this was the picture of his loved ones he would surely treasure forever

31. His place is a veritable palace, they bathed in a delicately carved marble bath both before and after

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32. It showed a marvelous palace, all red and yellow and blue and green, reaching delicately to the sky

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33. “It’s a painting of Sun Palace

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34. Have you ever seen anything more beautiful? How I would love to live in that palace, or at least visit it!” Chen looked at her thoughtfully

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35. While I weave, I feel like I’m there at Sun Palace

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36. And there it all was—the palace reaching to the sky, the beautiful gardens, the lovely fairy ladies

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37. “The brocade of Sun Palace! Well, that wind was sent by the fairy ladies of the palace itself

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38. concerned about the Palace staff? He must have had a

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39. It wasn’t long then till they came to Sun Palace

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40. crossed the Palace courtyard, deep in thought

41. You are the first mortal ever to reach our palace

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42. As she wove, he told her about his life in the human world, and she told him about hers at Sun Palace

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43. With needle and thread, she embroidered a small image onto the widow’s brocade—an image of herself on the palace steps

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44. The palace was as large as Chen himself had seen it, and standing on the steps was the fairy lady Li-en

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45. There was a shimmering, and there they stood before Sun Palace

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46. Bishop’s Palace and any possibility of detection

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47. wise to stay in the Bishop's Palace until it's time for him to

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48. before the Cardinals in the Bishop’s Palace that afternoon,

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49. In the Bishop’s palace, Bernard Corrente was still having a

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50. he'd only arrived at the Palace about six months ago - he'd

51. They were seated in a small room in the Bishop’s Palace

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52. I, on the other hand, could easily build a palace the width of your solar system! I’m better than you!

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53. - after an early morning visit to the Bishop's Palace

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54. here in the Palace than on the night of his death

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55. From an upstairs window of the Palace, Tours watched the

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56. straight for the medieval palace of Jacques Couer, and

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57. Palace (they weren’t interested – believing they’d seen

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58. Doge’s Palace; past the twin columns proudly holding aloft

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59. He fled to the island of Crete, where he began to work at the court of King Minos and the Queen, in their magnificent palace

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60. He encouraged Onk to utilize his powers of invisibility for snooping around the palace, so long as he remained visible while in LeCynic's presence

61. to the palace parking area

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62. Suddenly little Gerda stepped through the great door into the palace

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63. He was charmed and amazed by the wonder of everything he saw, and mostly by the gorgeous palace, through which he was taken, by attendant fishes, to the sick chamber of the king, where he found a great council of learned doctors, who welcomed him very warmly

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64. His water, his bed, his clothes, his friends, and eventually the whole palace was gold

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65. Straight to Rafe's palace the Archenon

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66. But the maiden absolutely wanted to become the next queen and her father went sadly to the palace to tell the Sultan that the following evening he would bring him Scheherazade

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67. When the usual hour arrived the grand-vizir conducted Scheherazade to the palace, and left her alone with the Sultan, who bade her raise her veil and was amazed at her beauty

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68. The palace was named the Archenon, built in the age of Adros when the first of the settlers arrived in the Seventh World

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69. All roads led to Rafe's palace

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70. The city's four main streets stemmed from the palace, and from those streets the rest of the city's thoroughfares and avenues were born, forming a spider web of roadways with Rafe poised at their center

71. The trio continued on, traveling down Caleman road, one of the four main streets leading to the palace

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72. As the morning moved on and the sun inched higher in the sky, burning the streets below, the trio came ever closer to the palace, until finally they saw it rising above the crowd

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73. Brice and the Death Guards followed a line of people heading for the palace

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74. In the morning the genie got the shivering bridegroom, laid him in his place, and transported the bed back to the palace

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75. The movements of the palace guards were so subtle that the trio almost failed to realize that they were being surrounded

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76. They entered the palace, and, after kneeling before the Sultan, stood in a half-circle round the throne with their arms crossed, while Aladdin’s mother presented them to the Sultan

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77. The palace was finished by next day, and the genie carried him there and showed him

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78. That night the princess said good-bye to her father, and set out for Aladdin’s palace, with his mother, and followed by the hundred slaves

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79. Next day Aladdin invited the Sultan to see the palace

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80. “I wished your Majesty to have the glory of finishing this palace

81. It was truly a palace

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82. At the other side of the moat, a sentry post full of archers was raised high above the ground and below it was the enormous arched entrance into the palace

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83. A red carpet led them into the palace itself and into, what X'ander proudly referred to as, 'the Great Hall'

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84. Sprouting through the center of the chamber was a spiral staircase of iron wrapping around what must have, at one point, been an enormous tree, but now served as the centerpiece of the entire palace

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85. “Forgive my ignorance,” he asked, “what is this palace you speak of?”

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86. “Have you not heard of Prince Aladdin’s palace,” was the reply, “the greatest wonder of the world? I will direct you if you want to see it

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87. The magician thanked him, and then having seen the palace knew that it had been done by the genie of the lamp, and became half mad with rage

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88. The genie appeared, and at the magician’s command carried him, together with the palace and the princess in it, to a lonely place in Africa

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89. Next morning the Sultan looked out of the window towards Aladdin’s palace and rubbed his eyes, for it was gone

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90. He sent for the vizir, and asked what had become of the palace