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Use "thrones" in a sentence
"No one could ask for a better companion or pet, even if he is occasionally a cowardly and cringing fellow, and quite entitled about his soft "thrones" - as can be seen in this picture from Meredith's room."
"But even where none are common there may still be degrees in rarity, and by the side of this general refreshment room was a smaller tent carpeted with Oriental rugs, and having inside it some half-dozen chairs, and two seats which can only be described as thrones, for Lady Ambermere or Olga"
"Heaven and earth and all that is m them (1Ch 29: 11; Ne 9: 6; Re 10: 6). invisible -- the world of spirits. thrones, or dominions -- lordships: the thrones are the greater of the two. principalities, or powers -- rather, "rules, or authorities": the former are stronger than the latter (compare Note, see on [2402] Eph 1: 21)."