The boyard Dmitri Kaloshinim built a great church on the Devichi Pol-ye, and in addition to the academy in the Za-ikono-spasski Monastyr other schools were founded.
It was not fit for Boyard Morozof to sit at table with a Godunov--but the court fool may keep company even with such as the Basmanovs.
Alexis, the wonder-worker, was descended from a boyard family named Pleskov.
Vsevoloshski, a boyard of Moscow, advanced the most potent argument on behalf of Vasili.
The boyard Rostevski, after imprisonment, was marched naked in very cold weather until the Volga was reached.
Here the boyard received the priests who came at Easter-tide, Christmas, and other feasts and on special occasions to offer congratulations or perform sacred offices.
There is a curious and elegant church of red brick built by Moscow artisans in the golden age, at the cost of the boyard Mikhail Cherkassky.
A boyard seeing him so well paid, made account by the rule of proportion to get a much greater reward by presenting Ivan with a fine horse, but Ivan, suspecting his intention, rewarded him with the turnip the bootmaker had given.
You see I am right in saying that the Boyard will have his joke.
Yes, the Boyard is old in years but young in spirit.
The boyard Soltikov, enraged by his repeated refusals to sign the submission, struck at him with a dagger, but the cross of the prelate warded off the blow.
No doubt it was in this room that the great banquets given by the boyard took place, but ordinarily the boyard would eat in his own apartment, his wife in hers.
The Boyard Golovin was also charged with the erection of a suitable building near to the Kremlin.
This prince married Natalia Naryshkin, the adopted daughter of the Boyard Artamon Matveiev.
When the Streltsy depart, the Boyard Shaklovity enters and bribes the Scrivener to write down his denunciation of the Khovanskys.
The Oprichnik Gryaznoy falls madly in love with Martha, the beautiful daughter of a merchant of Novgorod named Sobakin; but she is betrothed to the Boyard Lykov.
This Vasili was his stirrup-bearer, one of those serfs over whom the boyard on whose land they were born possessed absolute power.
I am a businessman," Mr. Boyard said, "not a jeweler.
The Russian boyard was attached to the long caftan or tunic adopted from the Tartars, but above all he was devoted to the hair on his face.
They declared in favor of war, and a boyard was sent to Kief to receive the oath of allegiance.
One day when Peter was looking over the accounts of one of his nobles, he proved to him that, whereas the boyard had been robbing the government, he in turn had been robbed by his steward.
Mangou gave the boyardhis life, but the Mother of Russian Cities was sacked.
He intrusted the regency in the hands of the boyard Strechnef, and the knez or prince Romadonowski, who were to deliberate with the rest of the boyards in cases of importance.
Alexis, by his second marriage with another of his subjects, daughter of the boyard Nariskin, had Peter and the princess Nathalia.
As the bold boyard has truly said, it is I who have brandished the sword, and I ask who is the Russian who dares cite me to his tribunal?
The astonishment of the boyard was great He attempted to speak.
This name came to the ears of the boyard as a thunder-clap, so great was his astonishment.
Prince Menzikoff and the boyard at last advanced, bare-headed, into the presence of the Czar, who was still occupied in teasing his bear to divert the multitude.
While a legion of cooks, with their assistants, worked without cessation, the two personages, the boyard Tscherkaski and the prince Menzikoff, were not less busy in the interior of the palace.
The Holland ambassador sat next the Emperor, and in front of him the boyard Tscherkaski, and Menzikoff sat next to Tscherkaski.
In Moldavia the boyard allotted a certain portion of the estate to his peasants for cultivation for their own use, and in return the latter rendered stipulated services to their landlord.
He was of an old boyard family, and was educated at Jassy, Athens, and Paris.
He is of an old boyard family of Italian origin, and in his early youth he was not only a soldier in the national army, but his pen also gained for him a considerable reputation, for he composed and published many interesting Roumanian poems.
If the gipsy of a boyard or his children stole some such trifle as a chicken or an egg twice or three times, he was to be pardoned, but if he stole anything more considerable he should be punished as a thief.
Having reduced it to submission, he placed a native boyard on the throne as his viceroy, who showed his gratitude to Stephen by rebelling and liberating the country from his rule; but he was in his turn murdered by his Wallachian subjects.
In Wallachia a portion of the fruits of the soil was given to the boyard for the right to cultivate a definite quantity of land; and in the neighbourhood of Bucarest a kind of mixed system prevailed.
Daru, however, was unsuccessful in his mission, for there was not a boyard in the city.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "boyard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
