Sentence examples for Habsburg from high-quality English sources.

• Habsburg culture is back.

• The jutting Habsburg jaw is another well-known woe.

• Sullivan refused repeated requests to discuss von Habsburg.

• The nobility, too, was under pressure from Habsburg absolutism.

• Several weeks later, von Habsburg made the handoff to Grimm.

• Von Habsburg promised Santoro a luxury apartment and a Ferrari.

• Rambam believed that von Habsburg would still somehow avoid prison.

• After Bernard Madoff was arrested, in December, 2008, von Habsburg called.

Use Habsburg in a sentence.

• Gjoni noticed framed photographs of the von Habsburg children scattered around her house.

• Late that evening, over drinks, von Habsburg proposed making his own investment in the company.

• Contenders for the Spanish inheritance were the Habsburg emperor, Leopold I, husband of a younger…

• Still, the prosecution team and the F.B.I. seemed determined to keep von Habsburg as far away from the case as they could.

• Later intermarriage reproduced the “Habsburg lip” more and more markedly, especially among the last Habsburg kings of Spain.

• Within months of Charles VI’s death, Frederick II of Prussia invaded Silesia, a Habsburg province, beginning the War of the Austrian Succession.

• Von Habsburg may have been inspired by Archduke Stefan von Habsburg-Lothringen, who had settled in the Detroit area decades earlier.

• The two men became close, and they’d visit the Metropolitan Museum, where von Habsburg would point out the pieces donated by “the Habsburg family.”

Habsburg sentence examples

• Gjoni found von Habsburg alone at a reserved table and they began to converse in Croatian, which von Habsburg had learned from his mother, in Michigan.

• This prospect, however, renewed the old fear, as in the time of Charles V, of Habsburg hegemony; an anti-Habsburg alliance was therefore forged by France (where Cardinal Richelieu took charge of affairs in…

• … emperor Charles VI, of the Austrian house of Habsburg, died on October 20, leaving as his heir a daughter, the archduchess Maria Theresa, whose claims to several of the heterogeneous Habsburg territories were certain to be disputed.

• It emerged from a series of internal religious struggles, accompanied by Habsburg intervention, as a power of international importance, a defender of Hungarian liberties against Habsburg encroachments, and a bulwark of Protestantism in eastern Europe.