live like a lord

"Getting fresh meat from the shore every two or three days made me feel I was living like a lord."

How to live like a lord without really trying.

You just go to Russia if you want to see how you can live like a lord.

And with the money I won on you, I can live like a lord for several months."

He represents himself as a rich man, stays there for some time living like a lord, cashes a big cheque and then goes off.

I lived like a lord.

Here, McGillivray was said to have lived like a lord, enjoying a magnificent view of the city and the river.

I'm going to live like a lord--while I'm living."

Live like a Lord - or, given Elkstones' Cotswold location, a Tory grandee - from £75pp per night.

In the Sim campaign, you will first need to build a warning beacon, then before you are knighted, you must look like you are living like a lord.

Dimitrios, if he chose, could make a fortune and live like a lord anywhere in the civilized world, Baghdad or Cordova or Rome, simply by selling the information in his head.

Three days later he adds that he is going sorrowfully "to the snows and the deserts of Washoe," but that he has "lived like a lord to make up for two years of privation."

Yes, and his master was a fine man, and prosperous, and always had a great feast of meat twice in the year, and with it white bread, true wheaten bread; in fact, lived like a lord, so to speak.

Even today the city's best hotel bars offer that seductive blend of high style, attentive service and the opportunity to live like a lord for the brief period that it takes to sip a glass of champagne and nibble at a bowl of salted almonds.

Much of the station's closing night was made up of in-house produced output including Live Like A Lord (a music and comedy show with mainstay TWW personality Ivor Emmanuel and Clive Dunn) and Sing Me A Fantasy (a musical film).