fiefdom

Used to be called fiefdoms, until we decided that was too behind the times.

"But then you got the sense that she started to develop her own fiefdom."

"These workers really treat the street as if it is their fiefdom."

Do you by chance view us as your own private fiefdom?"

But three months into the new Islamic fiefdom, things are changing.

It was not a boy who had stocked his fiefdom with these things.

The last thing you want to do is challenge their personal fiefdom."

We have the American dream of the family unit, which becomes a little fiefdom.

"It's amazing how this man has set up his own fiefdom."

These barriers, he said, had "created a series of little economic fiefdoms in the country."

There is only one language that the top officials in the Commission's numerous fiefdoms understand.

You see, they all run their own little fiefdoms.

They used these companies for their own personal fiefdoms.

To remember that the foundation is not your private fiefdom?"

And they are all very jealous of their little fiefdoms."

He used this army to create his own fiefdom in Valencia.

More likely, the new planning process would create warring fiefdoms.

"I'm trying to change things without adding a new fiefdom," Richardson says.

Not without reason have congressional committees been called independent fiefdoms.

One, the power was for the party and class, and not personal fiefdoms.

"I want to make an office people want to come in here and work with, not run from because of fiefdoms."

"It was run as a private fiefdom," one publishing expert said.

I'm sure a task force can be mounted to go after the existing financial fiefdoms.

I never looked upon this club as my fiefdom.

No one knows how many lawless fiefdoms are operating across China.