Use "imperial" in a sentence

1. there to greet me was the head of design at Imperial Engineering, then the single

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2. She, the Countess, heir of an imperial blood-

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3. A tide swells, a tide of souls that moves to my imperial call as

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4. If this was a faithful reproduction of the era, the splendor was beyond anything she knew of til Imperial Russia

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5. 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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6. Even the remembrances of coronations and grand festivities in the Imperial Palace remained vivid, her father’s dashing smile and her mother lovingly admiring him in all his Legionnaire regalia

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7. But the guards and soldiers and officers in the Imperial City…when she saw their eyes fall hollow with distant shock and gripping fear, she found herself duly unsettled

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8. No matter what, the Imperial soldiers who had arrested her would hear nothing of her pleading and assertion of her family name

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9. A man, a youngish Imperial from the looks of him, faced her, smiling broadly

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10. It was a favorite tactic of merchants in Cyrodiil, particularly the Imperial City

11. “Tullius, huh? What could you possibly want with him?” As soon as the Breton shot him a waspish glance in retort, the Imperial realized his latest misstep

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12. The General would likely only have passing knowledge of the comings and goings of the Imperial Guard

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13. As soon as she entered the inn the Imperial sprinted over and edged his father out of the way, insisting that he be the one to assist her with her accommodations

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14. And she could not stop grinning as the younger Imperial took it upon himself to rustle up some sustenance, for the pair of them

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15. Penelope herself, ever too stubborn to admit her attraction to the Imperial, was content to let it all remain in a kind of flirtatious limbo

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16. Her joining up with the Thieves Guild on account of the availability of contacts and Imperial information networks had been the first such step

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17. some of whom were Cyrodiil-born, Rikke had been left with the name of an Imperial soldier, a veteran of the Great War who was rumored to be living in Skyrim after leaving the Imperial City many years prior

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18. Threats were made continually upon the Embassy near Solitude and for that reason, increased Imperial road patrol was demanded by the Thalmor dignitaries

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19. That was exactly the plan of the Rift camp’s newly promoted Praefect, a young Imperial by the name of Carius Serenus

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20. For this Breton never failed to bring broad grins and chuckles from this particular Imperial

21. Memories surfaced of their nightly walks around the Imperial City, through the Arboretum - memories of eating sweet treats along the coast, watching the marvelous sun sink beneath the glittering water

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22. The Imperial pub-lican, Valga, was herself taken aback by the stranger’s demeanor and voice – a voice not overly deep and almost hypnotic with its dulcet DRAFTChapter 10 169

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23. His features were classically Imperial, dusky and striking

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24. The Imperial merely yelled at it to stay away and let him be – and the animal would obey, allowing him to pass by without incident

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25. “That…that is good…I’m impressed, Imperial

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26. Imperial City and named us all after the folks in the texts

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27. She had spoken nothing more to anyone after her desperate attempts to convince the Imperial officers of her innocence had repeatedly failed

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28. In a museum in the Imperial City, there had been artifacts of similar appearance

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29. The soldiers of the Rift’s Imperial camp were sick of being bored

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30. Unforeseen advantages had come recently in the form of new ground and new fortifications under Imperial control, such as Fort Hraggstad

31. The Imperial grabbed his armor and ran to the front of the camp to meet the scouts

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32. He continued as the Imperial silently approached him

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33. Men in Imperial gear, ghostlike, chanting and smelling of decay? To say nothing of the banners, two more of which were recovered at the scene

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34. The ashen-skinned Imperial gave a DRAFT

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35. He had his doubts as the other Imperial only cleared his throat amid the tense silence

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36. Its design was identical to that found and recovered by the Imperial scouts near Bthalft, featuring the same black dragon with the red and bleeding or weeping eye upon crimson cloth

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37. The Breton’s brilliant smile never wavered; the Imperial could sense it in every single one of his letters

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38. This face summoned fresh rage from the Imperial and he shook where he stood, summarily drawing his blade to use it on the image

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39. The power of the reflection in the water soon was enough to compel the Imperial to drop his sword at his side

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40. The words of the stranger in the tavern, the ethereal Imperial Silanus, would echo in his head the entire way there

41. The Imperial looked particularly distraught, to the point that Brynjolf pondered backing out of the building and maybe trying again a bit later

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42. The Imperial only left him with the clue that she had friendly connections in Solitude and he might well try there with some luck

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43. He did not have to wonder for long as the Imperial officer placed both hands on the map table and spoke quietly, but clearly

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44. It was clear from the man’s build that he was not a Nord, though he could have been either a Breton or an Imperial

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45. haired Imperial still smiled amid the pain, grinning through his injuries like a seasoned soldier

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46. The dark-haired Imperial watched the recruit run off, regretful for snapping at him and preoccupied with the latest developments

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47. Empty – as it would have been had the Imperial with the troubling smile not appeared the night before

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48. “The red-haired man, the Imperial? You…came to tell me more about that Roscius Avienus indi-vidual while he sat there in the tent

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49. Whatever it was, whoever it was that sent it and whatever they had said were enough to grip the usually steadfast Imperial with awe - perhaps even dread

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50. Caius Chaerea, one of the foremost of the Imperial court and rumored to be among the Elder Council, had gracefully approached them all with a bow, hugging each of them and offering articulate words of consolation and accolades for the fallen Legionnaire

51. He had kissed Penelope’s hand and assured her that if the family ever needed anything, they need look no further than to him and the rest of the court in the Imperial City

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52. But now, in front of all of those who had come to pay their last respects, in front of most of the Imperial court, in front of Thalmor dignitaries, she could no longer maintain a stoic face

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53. “By the authority of the Empire and the Imperial Legion, you are hereby under arrest

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54. As the waves of sound rose and fell and rose again, he could hear the muffled conversation between a certain yellow-haired Nord woman hawking her available accommodations and what Delvin assumed was an Imperial man, whom he had never seen before

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55. “Who the hell are you and what business have you with me? Out with it then and quickly, Imperial, there’s only so long I can stand being down-wind of your stench

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56. The aging Nord growled back at the Imperial who by now was on his way toward the door

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57. Delvin and the two terrified Argonian proprietors would be the only ones to remain inside with the Imperial and his Spriggan, which was thankfully dismissed soon after Vulwulf’s departure

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58. ” The Imperial replied dryly, and with an odd smile

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59. It was only when the moist, chilly air rushed in as the Imperial pushed open the doors that Delvin knew for certain it had not been a dream

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60. “Carius! Gods be praised!” She leapt right into an embrace, catching the Imperial off-guard but pleasing him nonetheless

61. She knew that each - the Imperial and the other Breton - was just as stubborn as the other

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62. The Imperial was unfailingly observant and managed to grab hold of her and support her as she tottered again

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63. The Breton took voracious bites of the meat, sparing little time to chew and swallowing with such speed that it worried the Imperial man all the more

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64. And all of the same questions her brother had asked in his shock and anger were asked by the Imperial man, who had for most of his life seen the late Redguard as his own family

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65. She offered a good-humored smirk and though the Imperial was still burdened by the fresh, devastating news as well as his own constant worries, he decided to take the Breton’s lead and proceed with a smile – weak as it may be

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66. We’ll see about that…” Mercer glanced past the Imperial and over at Penelope, who was trying to remain inconspicuous as she prepared to wind down for the night

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67. But to her dismay, the Imperial only shook his head and shrugged at it all

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68. wind the Imperial brain around

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69. The Imperial looked to a distant corner of the tent and shook his head resentfully

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70. She sprinted toward the Imperial City, the cries of those within the city walls becoming louder and more shrill

71. The smoke rose and clotted the heavens, and the winds hastened and snapped the Imperial banners

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72. Hence the Imperial always spoke of the conflict with an especially acute pain that many knew -

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73. ” She smiled playfully, but the Imperial only offered a sad half-frown in response

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74. ” The Imperial spoke through an impish side-glance, knowing precisely what the reaction from the young Breton would be

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75. The friendly Imperial innkeeper Corpulus was willing enough to tell the Nord where to find the Legion representatives in the capital and after a small meal, he began to make his wary way to Castle Dour

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76. All I know is what I heard and what I can surmise by reading very grim Imperial faces

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77. “Definitely Imperial, that is

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78. The black and silver haired, gray-eyed man sat at a lonely table with one other Imperial

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79. She seated herself in the Captain's chair with a flourish of her robes---a very imperial gesture

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80. The slightly younger Imperial reached into his coat pocket, producing a small, folded note

81. The very name seemed enough to offend the other Imperial, who took a quick drink before inquiring testily

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82. The Imperial chuckled nervously in spite of himself, and attempted to counter any fresh misgivings

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83. It was the last thing the wily Imperial wanted at this moment, to be pursued, showered with questions on such things

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84. But it was much too much to hope for that the Imperial would give up the chase

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85. The Imperial offered a half nod in acknowledgment and watched the auburn-haired man exit the inn with a hurried step

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86. The Imperial thanked the other man and proceeded to make his way to a tent just past that of the field doctor

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87. ” The Imperial crossed his arms, the beginnings of a frown further betraying his weariness

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88. I can still hear his voice, see those eyes…” The Imperial stared off into the distance, his own eyes bright with vivid recollections

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89. The Imperial suddenly looked up from the flags and the map, hazel eyes shining in the light of a still-young day

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90. Imperial?, she asked herself

91. But hearing it took her back to the Imperial City and lovely Anvil, in which gilded musicians would often share their artistry at the auditory pleasure of all

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92. If what was said about the mysterious Imperial Avienus was true, there were far more similarities than she would ever truly wish to admit

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93. There is no variation between the writings of the two - scholars in the Imperial City have dedicated quite a bit of time and study to this, as a matter of DRAFT

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94. The Imperial moved his attention to the map on the table, taking a blue flag here and replacing it with a red one there

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95. His sense of urgency had been heightened all the more as the name of the troubling and still-yet unknown Imperial snaked into his thoughts

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96. An Imperial, haphazardly clad in torn and discolored tunic and pants, looked back at him

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97. And as he stood in the battle lines assembled outside the Imperial City, the realization broke over him

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98. Something in that friendly acknowledgement had filled the Imperial with sudden resolve

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99. The Imperial returned the grin, albeit a bit reservedly

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100. the United States, European, or other foreign countries that had signed a treaty with the Japanese imperial government